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Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele is not like most world leaders.
Rather than being engulfed in hubris and naively believing that he, because of
his title, is an all-knowing and inherently judicious force, Bukele recognizes
his power’s limits and that he is not God.
Other Western officials should take note, because this method is clearly
working. Since taking office in 2019, Bukele has completely changed his
country’s makeup, transforming it from the murder capital of the world to
perhaps the safest country in the Western Hemisphere. And he’s become
overwhelmingly popular as a result.
How did he do it? And what should America and the rest of the West learn from
his leadership? Bukele sat down with Tucker Carlson just days after being sworn
in for a second term, and their interview is out now.
This exclusive material is available to TCN members only but will be made
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Nayib Bukele tells Tucker:
“This was literally the most dangerous country in the whole world… [and now]
El Salvador is safer than the United States as a whole. The U.S. murder rate is
about six per 100,000 inhabitants, and our murder rate is two… [and] we did
that basically in three years.”
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