“Honduras can learn things from Bukele’s state of exception”

<p>Honduran Secretary of Security Ramón Sabillón denies that the decision to suspend constitutional rights and deploy the army and police into dozens of marginalized communities contradicts Xiomara Castro’s promise to place human rights and democracy at the front of her governing agenda. In this interview, given ten days ago, he takes distance from the state of exception in El Salvador, but affirms that “there are things to be learned” from the Bukele model.</p>

Roman Gressier