In Election by His Own Rules, Four-Fifths of Salvadorans Give

In Election by His Own Rules, Four-Fifths of Salvadorans Give Bukele a Second Term

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Over 97 percent of Salvadorans in the U.S. voted for Nayib Bukele, who claimed a commanding electoral victory Sunday with over 80 percent of total votes. Opposition parties have been reduced to a minimum, capping an unconstitutional process totally controlled by the ruling party.

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