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Presidenta peruana visita megacárcel de El Salvador donde están recluidos pandilleros

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Presidenta peruana visita megacárcel de El Salvador donde están recluidos pandilleros — Coral Springs Technology news

SAN SALVADOR (AP) — La presidenta de Perú, Keiko Fujimori, visitó el jueves el Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo (CECOT), la megacárcel de máxima seguridad que el gobierno del presidente salvadoreño Nayib Bukele construyó para recluir a los pandilleros más peligrosos del país centroamericano y que ha generado interés de líderes de la región.Fujimori, quien asumió la presidencia el 28 de julio, había manifestado en campaña electoral su interés en construir un centro penitenciario como el salvadoreño, en medio de una crisis de seguridad interna en su país ocasionada por el azote de la extorsión y el alza de los homicidios.Su visita al CECOT tiene lugar más de una semana después del recorrido que realizó en esa megaprisión la mandataria costarricense Laura Fernández como parte de un viaje para reunirse con Bukele. La líder costarricense inauguró recientemente una cárcel de máxima seguridad en medio de un incremento de la violencia por el narcotráfico.Fujimori, que tiene previsto reun

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