Nayib Bukele
, who this Sunday was
re-elected
by a large majority as
president of
El Salvador,
spoke about the insecurity problem
in Argentina
and - although he said that it is not comparable with that of his country, where he maintained that it is much greater - he
offered his collaboration
with the government of
Javier Milei
and the Minister of Security
Patricia Bullrich
.
"El Salvador is not Argentina, there are differences between the problems of Argentina and those of El Salvador. Even
Argentina's insecurity problem, which exists,
is perhaps not as pressing as it was in El Salvador
,” said the Central American president during a press conference.
In this sense, he said that the measures that should be taken in Argentina in the face of insecurity
“suddenly
they wouldn't have to be so drastic
because they don't need to solve a problem as big as ours.”
"The problem in Argentina is smaller
, worrying, especially in Rosario and some areas
, but it is smaller than Salvador," he insisted, however, punctually.
Nayib Bukele, re-elected in El Salvador, offered assistance to combat insecurity to Patricia Bullrich Photo Camilo Freedman / Bloomberg
Bukele suggested that "although some things can be applied and it would be positive to apply them, it would not have to be so drastic because the problem compared to the one we had in Salvador, the
world capital of homicides
, is quite minor to
apply a minor medication
."
News in development.
D.S.