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  1. AP reports on regional political shifts in Latin America, noting that an authoritarian bargain is being exported regionally, with El Salvador being involved.

Democratic backsliding trends are being demonstrated across Central America, involving Nicaragua, Guatemala, and El Salvador.

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Democratic backsliding trends are being demonstrated across Central America, involving Nicaragua, Guatemala, and El Salvador.

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Central AmericaNicaraguaGuatemalaEl Salvador

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  1. Security narratives diverge amid rising crime rates in Guatemala and El Salvador.Sub-event
  2. ICE conducted raids near Geisinger Medical Center, detaining workers from El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Honduras.Sub-event
  3. Political prisoners were exiled to Guatemala from Nicaragua.Sub-event
  4. Twin city link raises funds for aid projects and faces shared regional challenges of drought in Central America.Sub-event
  5. Political displacement and civil unrest are shared experiences in Central America involving Chile, El Salvador, and Guatemala.Sub-event
  6. Demonstration of democratic backsliding trends in Central America.1 source

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