The office of the prosecutor said that a constitutional lawyer and fiery critic of Al Salvador President Naib Bukele has been arrested on charges of “money laundering”.
Advocate, Enrique Anaya, has prepared the bouquel as a “dictator”. Hey what did he arrested at his house in Santa Tekla city on Saturday.
Human rights organizations have said that the purpose of this step is to silence those who question the government.
The hardcore approach of Bookle for powerful gangs of Al Salvador has made him extremely popular among voters. But this has inspired the workers to raise an alarm to arbitrarily arrest and reduce civil freedom.
What is Anaya’s charge?
The images of Anya, who handcuffed police officers on social media, shared the images of Anya with police officers on social media. Officials said Anaya wants to be sent to courts for “wealth and asset laundering”.
Human Rights NGO Christosal’s arrest is revealed after this year’s custody of Ruth Lopez, the leading fellow lawyer of the anti-corruption unit. Lopez accused the state’s funds of embezzling the funds of an election court a decade ago.
The Constitution Officer of Al Salvador does not allow the terms of the gradual presidential presidential, but the bouquet-stacked Supreme Court unanimously allowed him to run, and was re-elected in February 2024 with 85% of the votes.
Bukele accused his critics of leftist political activism and warned last week that “corrupt opposition members” were not disqualified.
‘Whoever does not kneel before the idol is imprisoned’
“I don’t care if they call me a dictator. I am called a dictator compared to the salvadores killed in the streets,” Heer said on Sunday.
Anaya replied on a television program on Tuesday that Bokele “removed the mask,” to “add” is what he is. “
“Here, whoever speaks, who, whoever does not kneel before the idol, gets imprisoned. Of course, I am afraid,” Anaya said.
Hey said in his final X post on Friday that “the bouquelian dictatorship is rapidly questioned and encountered internally,” referring to the International Commission (CIDH) criticism regarding the arrest of Lopez and other activists.
Edited by: Darko Jenjeevic
