This is a CBSI in the world. I'm John Bachelor.

Naeib Ukele, the president of a very small state but a critical state for its success against the gangs.

This is El Salvador's and Salvador election momentarily will produce what I'm told is a landslide for

Bukele a Maverick president. He's young. He appears in public with his baseball cap

turned around. He bought an enormous amount of Bitcoin before the crash. He has plans to use a

volcano, an active volcano, to power the mining of Bitcoin?

I don't know where that project is,

but it's quite fantastic.

It reminds me of how Graham Green could enjoy this as a novel.

In addition to the fact, he seems to have detained at some point tens of thousands.

The number is very high of young people.

Some associated with the cartel, some just on the wrong side of the street when the police came through.

They're being held against their wishes.

I don't know their status, but there have been photographs of brutality or what appears to be

dehumanization in the prisons.

However, the crime rate is dropped, the murder rate is dropped,

the landslide effect is very much representation of law and order in the streets of San Salvador.

And there's even talk that other presidents in Central America

bothered by these same powerful cartels are following the model I believe Costa Rica is

mentioned in that. Professor what do we make of Bouquet what does Washington

make of Bouquetle? Thank you. Well, as you pointed out from the perspective of Salvadorians, going back to the legacy

of violence which existed during the Civil War, which existed after the Civil War.

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