Salvadorandon President Bouquel suggests replacement of prisoners with Madura

San Salvador, El Salvador – President Salvadoran Nayib Bukele proposed the implementation of prisoners with Venezuel on Sunday, suggesting that he would change Venezuelan Deporticity from The United States of his government He kept himself closed for what he called “political prisoners” in Venezuela.

In the post on the Social Media Platform X, referred to the President of Nicolás Maduro, Bouques naed Abbreviated numerous members of the high-level opposition family in Venezuela, journalists and activists detained during the electoral fall of South America in South America last year.

“The only reason they are closed they make them oppose you and your election deceit,” Maduro wrote. “However, I want to propose a humanitarian agreement that includes repatriation 100% of 252 Venezuela who were deported, in exchange for edition and submit identical number (252) of thousands of political prisoners you hold.”

Among those listed were the longest presidential candidate for President Venezuelan Edmundo González, numerous political leaders in the Argentine Embassy in Venezuela, and what he said is 50 detained from several different countries around the world. Bouquel also stated the mother of the opposition leader María Corine Machado, whose house said the political leader in January surrounded by Venezuelan police.

Bukele said he would ask the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of El Salvadodor to be in contact with Madurova Government, which did not immediately answer the post.

The proposal comes as El Salvador is under a sharp international supervision for the acceptance of Venezuelan and Salvadorand, who deported the Trump administration, accused them of alleged gang members with little evidence. Deors are locked in the “Mega prison” as a terrorist closed center (Cecot), built by the Government of the bouques during his crack on a gang in the country.

Controversy only continued after being revealed that the father of Maryland married American citizen, KILMAR ABREGO GARCIAHe was among those deports, and the battles of the court smashed the fight for return.

Archbishop El Salvador José Luis Escobar Alas called bouques on Sunday no “to allow our country to become a major international prison.”

Despite the contricts, Bukele claimed that all the people who kept in prison “part of the part of the band against gangs like a tran de Aragua in the United States.”