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Beatriz Magaloni, Alberto Díaz Cayeros
The Nayib Bukele model is not a story of justice but one of state terror, in which hard-won legal protections that form the bedrock of a free civil society—fair trials, the presumption of innocence, proof beyond reasonable doubt—have been abandoned. Despite this grim picture, the Bukele model has inspired numerous imitators in Latin America, as other governments feel emboldened by its popularity to take tough measures against crime and dissent.
