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SAN SALVADOR AP 鈥?El Salvadors government made mistakes in its聽war against the countrys gangs, but has never undermined the countrys democracy to consolidate power, according to the man likely to be reelected vice president.F茅lix Ulloa, temporarily on leave as El Salvadors vice president while he聽runs for reelection聽alongside Nayib Bukele, defended his governments controversial crackdown in an interview with The Associated Press on Tuesday, days before a presidential election they are expected to win easily. Such policies, he said, will continue until El Salvadors gangs are defeated.Ulloa acknowledged that in their administration mass detention of citizens the government imprisoned thousands of people who had not committed any crime, something he said they are correcting, but justified the harsh actions as being widely popular and completely legal. Since declaring a state of emergency in March 2022 fol
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MEXICO CITY AP 鈥?The two cousins returned to the tiny, hardscrabble hamlet they grew up in in southern Mexico about two weeks ago to say goodbye in what has become a rite of passage for generations of migrants from their remote, impoverished mountainous region in Oaxaca state.After the farewells, Javier Flores L贸pez and Jose Luis V谩squez Guzm谩n began their trek north to the U.S-Mexico border
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