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    Latin America’s pursuit of peace

    by the Monitor's Editorial Board Mar 29, 2022 2 minutes

    When Nayib Bukele was elected president of El Salvador not quite three years ago, the former businessman vowed to tame the country’s rampant murder rate, then the highest in the world. He promised to boost law enforcement and build community centers in a handful of municipalities where violent gangs were deeply rooted. By the end of last year, El Salvador’s murder

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