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El Salvador Sees Rapid Democratic Decline

El Salvador Sees Rapid Democratic Decline

El Salvador has been identified as facing the fastest democratic decline in Latin America, with analysts warning that weakening institutions and growing authoritarian tendencies are undermining political freedoms in the country.
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