as a latinoamerican, i'd like to know more about bukulele from the view of other places...he looks like the wet dream of latino reactionaries and gusanos: authoritarian, has an eternal "state of exception" in his country, and his known politics goes around chasing the lumpen (mareros) but his economical politics are basically unknown to me, even when he started as a politican from a ex-"guerrilla party"... should i support him? it seems like a neoliberal with a successful populist platform, but i'm not convinced that this guy can be the "troo salvation" for latinamerica.
The people of El Salvador are so desperate for justice and security they are willing to settle for a strongman like him. Honestly, I can't say I blame them. I wish the people of El Salvador the best in their path to their own emancipation from violence.
Regarding Bukele's economic policies, I don't know much either beside the fact that he was actually investing public money into crypto and boasting about it.