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MS-13 Witnesses Describe More Than Two Hundred Victims Buried in Secret Graves in El Salvador

Cooperating witnesses in the mass trial of nearly five hundred alleged Mara Salvatrucha leaders testified that the gang buried more than two hundred victims in clandestine graves in Nuevo Cuscatlán before 2021, offering new details about the violence attributed to the organization.
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