Bukele: Reposts a Haitian user's testimony supporting El Salvador's intervention against gangs in Haiti
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RT @Jupinapapi3: A huge reason I’m pro El Salvador intervening is that my family has had personal experiences with gangs since I was a child. I’ve had cousins kidnapped and held for ransom (one was a little girl) my cousins church broken into raided burned and shot up. What hurt me the most wasn’t even my family but the other innocent ppl. One lady being interviewed said gang members in the capital came into their home, murdered her husband and raped her and her daughter next to his corpse. Burn all them gang members idgaf. I’m with @nayibbukele, no one else in my life has done anything and he’s the only one trying for some reason— Nayib Bukele (@nayibbukele) · Nov 5, 2026 · 12:48 (El Salvador time) · RepostView original on X ↗
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Bukele reposts a Haitian user's testimony supporting El Salvador's intervention against gangs in Haiti.
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