Log inRIP, MS-13! El Salvador Abandons Maduro, Declares USA "Strongest Ally", Signs Migration Agreement, Allows OAS To Eliminate Public Corruption.
Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele came on board with the bigger plan yesterday in a shocking reversal of policy. El Salvador has long been the bad apple of Central America, openly allied with Chavismo (Venezuelan Communism) and hostile to the USA. All that changed in one big day Friday, and El Salvador appears overwhelmingly behind their president in doing so (his approval rating is 93%). US DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan (whose wife is Salvadorian) and Salvadorian Chancellor Alexandra Hill Tinoco signed the migration agreement and then took questions. There is uncertainty as to specifics of the implementation but Hill Tinoco, speaking Spanish, stated the first priority is to take down the violent gangs. Gang war has stifled the Salvadorian economy, terrorized the populace, and driven human trafficking/caravan formation. Salvadorian gangs, or maras, are some of the most notorious and violent in the world, including the 18th Street Gang and famed rivals MS-13, often referenced (and vilified) by Donald Trump. These gangs will be crushed immediately by US armed action and their extortion schemes terminated with extreme prejudice.
Chancellor Hill Tinoco signed another agreement of great import earlier yesterday with the Organization of American States. This body of American nations, which has taken a turn toward convervatism under Secretary General Luis Almagro of Uruguay, will be overseeing the CICIES anticorruption oversight commission rather than the Globalist and Left-leaning United Nations. CICIES, or the Commission International to Combat Corruption & Impunity in El Salvador, will oversee prosecution of corrupt public officials and organized crime, including Salvadorian and trans-national gangs. A similar OAS delegation (including a US delegate) was turned away by authorities in neighboring Nicaragua on Sunday...it appears that dictator Daniel Ortega was not open to transparency into his government or investigation of his latest (highly suspect) election. All of these nations agreed to such inquiry in the OAS Interamerican letter of 2001; they agreed that a rupture of democracy in any member nation is a threat to the stability of the region and will be investigated in this way. On Monday, the electrical grid blew out in all of El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and portions of Guatemala and Panama...a strange coincidence.
At the televised signing of the migration agreement, Secretary McAleenan repeatedly stated that the USA will "build asylum capacity" in El Salvador. I perceive that to mean sufficient infrastructure, housing, power, water, and sanitation to shelter returned migrants, and the court/police capacity to process and assimilate them peaceably. There will also be provision for legal immigration to the USA, especially farm-worker visas (as in the Guatemalan agreement). The disposition of undocumented Salvadorians living in the USA is still undetermined, but the Chancellor argued that those without criminal records, those that have paid taxes and contributed to Social Security should receive leniency. Trump has spoken in favor of this position before.
Simply stated, the OAS CICIES is going to root out the criminals in El Salvador, and Uncle Sam will prosecute/eliminate them. This is a fundamental sea-change and shocking policy reversal. It was presaged by a letter of intent a month ago and further hinted at on September 11th, when El Salvador voted with the USA and ten other nations in favor of activating the Interamerican Mutual Defense (Rio) Treaty against Venezuela (see 9-11-2019 article). I am in disbelief, just as when I watched the Berlin Wall come down on live television!
References were made to Bukele in the Latin America War Reports of June 26 and July 2, 11 and 24. www.subscribestar.com/GospelGunslingers
Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele came on board with the bigger plan yesterday in a shocking reversal of policy. El Salvador has long been the bad apple of Central America, openly allied with Chavismo (Venezuelan Communism) and hostile to the USA. All that changed in one big day Friday, and El Salvador appears overwhelmingly behind their president in doing so (his approval rating is 93%). US DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan (whose wife is Salvadorian) and Salvadorian Chancellor Alexandra Hill Tinoco signed the migration agreement and then took questions. There is uncertainty as to specifics of the implementation but Hill Tinoco, speaking Spanish, stated the first priority is to take down the violent gangs. Gang war has stifled the Salvadorian economy, terrorized the populace, and driven human trafficking/caravan formation. Salvadorian gangs, or maras, are some of the most notorious and violent in the world, including the 18th Street Gang and famed rivals MS-13, often referenced (and vilified) by Donald Trump. These gangs will be crushed immediately by US armed action and their extortion schemes terminated with extreme prejudice.
Chancellor Hill Tinoco signed another agreement of great import earlier yesterday with the Organization of American States. This body of American nations, which has taken a turn toward convervatism under Secretary General Luis Almagro of Uruguay, will be overseeing the CICIES anticorruption oversight commission rather than the Globalist and Left-leaning United Nations. CICIES, or the Commission International to Combat Corruption & Impunity in El Salvador, will oversee prosecution of corrupt public officials and organized crime, including Salvadorian and trans-national gangs. A similar OAS delegation (including a US delegate) was turned away by authorities in neighboring Nicaragua on Sunday...it appears that dictator Daniel Ortega was not open to transparency into his government or investigation of his latest (highly suspect) election. All of these nations agreed to such inquiry in the OAS Interamerican letter of 2001; they agreed that a rupture of democracy in any member nation is a threat to the stability of the region and will be investigated in this way. On Monday, the electrical grid blew out in all of El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and portions of Guatemala and Panama...a strange coincidence.
At the televised signing of the migration agreement, Secretary McAleenan repeatedly stated that the USA will "build asylum capacity" in El Salvador. I perceive that to mean sufficient infrastructure, housing, power, water, and sanitation to shelter returned migrants, and the court/police capacity to process and assimilate them peaceably. There will also be provision for legal immigration to the USA, especially farm-worker visas (as in the Guatemalan agreement). The disposition of undocumented Salvadorians living in the USA is still undetermined, but the Chancellor argued that those without criminal records, those that have paid taxes and contributed to Social Security should receive leniency. Trump has spoken in favor of this position before.
Simply stated, the OAS CICIES is going to root out the criminals in El Salvador, and Uncle Sam will prosecute/eliminate them. This is a fundamental sea-change and shocking policy reversal. It was presaged by a letter of intent a month ago and further hinted at on September 11th, when El Salvador voted with the USA and ten other nations in favor of activating the Interamerican Mutual Defense (Rio) Treaty against Venezuela (see 9-11-2019 article). I am in disbelief, just as when I watched the Berlin Wall come down on live television!
References were made to Bukele in the Latin America War Reports of June 26 and July 2, 11 and 24. www.subscribestar.com/GospelGunslingers
