‘They found hell’: innocent foreigners caught in El Salvador’s mass arrests

By cineramaMay 16, 2023Bitcoin Business

A ‘terrorist confinement centre’ in Tecoluca in El Salvador. Human rights groups say thousands of innocent people are being caught up in the offensive. Rights groups say thousands of […]

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‘They found hell’: innocent foreigners caught in El Salvador’s mass arrests

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