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Oct 20, 2026

Kevin A. GreggHOST
6:12
Ms. Fajardo Rivas fled Honduras with her young daughter after her husband was kidnapped and likely murdered.
Kevin A. GreggHOST
6:20
Seems that a local part of the 18th Street Gang did it because the husband's brother vocally opposed the gang.
Kevin A. GreggHOST
6:26
The brother was brutally murdered by the gang a month later.
Kevin A. GreggHOST
6:29
not worth asylum to the immigration judge and the BIA, and the BIA refused to reopen even when Ms. Fajardo-Rivas received death threats from the suspected killers post-BIA final order.
Kevin A. GreggHOST
7:31
The BIA affirmed, as I mentioned, but then there was the motion to reopen.
Kevin A. GreggHOST
7:35
Quote, providing copies of two threatening notes, a police report, and sworn affidavits, Ms. Fajardo-Rivas told the BIA that members of the gang promised to kill her and her daughter if they returned to Honduras.
Kevin A. GreggHOST
7:46
The notes delivered to Ms. Fajardo-Rivas' mother in Honduras labeled Ms. Fajardo-Rivas a snitch and an apparent reference to her choice to report the husband's abduction to the police and point her finger at the 18th Street Gang, end quote.
Kevin A. GreggHOST
7:59
And the mother recognized the tattoos on the faces of those who delivered the notes as 18th Street Gang tattoos.
Alex AlonsoHOST
23:06
Nino Durden was the one in...
Alex AlonsoHOST
23:07
Uh, Nino Durden and Rafael Perez shot an 18th Street dude in an apartment, and then, [chuckles] and then put a gun, planted a gun on him.
Alex AlonsoHOST
23:16
They paralyzed him in the shooting, put a gun on him.
Alex AlonsoHOST
23:20
He got sentenced to 23 years in prison, and he had to s- he was serving, uh, he was third, three years into his sentence when the corruption got exposed that that gun was planted on him.
Alex AlonsoHOST
23:29
Unfortunately, the judge, the jury, and everybody believed Nino Durden and, uh, Rafael Perez because he was a 18th Street gang member, right? Of course, the 18th Street gang member had the gun.
Alex AlonsoHOST
23:39
Of course, he pulled out and, and, and, and tried to shoot you two guys.
Munchie BHOST
23:43
Hmm.

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Alex AlonsoHOST
43:27
And he did take drugs.
Roman CressierGUEST
58:10
I mean, he did run Guatemala's tax authority and in more recent years, he developed a social media presence and he was forcefully denouncing corruption.
Roman CressierGUEST
58:21
Earlier this year, he spoke about He basically revealed on social media that leaders of the Barrio 18 or 18th Street Gang, some of whom he helped put in prison, had secretly escaped prison.
Roman CressierGUEST
58:36
And he accused certain government officials of colluding in that.
Roman CressierGUEST
58:40
And then later in recent weeks, as you mentioned, there was the string of eight murders in Huite, in Zacapa, in rural Guatemala.
Roman CressierGUEST
58:21
Earlier this year, he spoke about corruption.
Roman CressierGUEST
58:26
He basically revealed on social media that leaders of the Barrio 18 or 18th Street Gang, who he helped, some of whom he helped put in prison, had secretly escaped prison.
Roman CressierGUEST
58:36
And he accused certain government officials of colluding in that.
Roman CressierGUEST
58:40
And then later in recent weeks, as you mentioned, there was there was the string of eight murders in Huite, in Zacapa, in rural Guatemala.
Roman CressierGUEST
58:21
Earlier this year, he spoke about corruption.
Roman CressierGUEST
58:26
He basically revealed on social media that leaders of the Barrio 18 or 18th Street Gang, who he helped, some of whom he helped put in prison, had secretly escaped prison.
Roman CressierGUEST
58:36
And he accused certain government officials of colluding in that.
Roman CressierGUEST
58:40
And then later in recent weeks, as you mentioned, there was there was the string of eight murders in Huite, in Zacapa, in rural Guatemala.
Roman GlacierGUEST
58:19
Earlier this year, he spoke about...
Roman GlacierGUEST
58:24
He basically revealed on social media that leaders of the Barrio 18, or 18th Street gang, uh, who he helped, some of whom he helped put in prison, had secretly escaped prison, and he accused certain government officials of colluding in that.
Roman GlacierGUEST
58:37
And then later in recent weeks, as you mentioned, there was, there was the, uh, string of eight murders in Huité, in Zacapa, in rural Guatemala.
Roman GlacierGUEST
58:47
And-
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
1:32
The other metric that Bukele would go on to tout in future campaigns was that while he was in office, Nuevo Cuscatlán only saw a single homicide.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
1:41
While the exact number was disputed, the exceptionally low homicide rate was a major point of pride, as the country has been fighting the violent and entrenched MS-13 and Barrio 18 gangs since the end of its civil war in 1992.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
1:54
It's been an uphill battle against the hyper-violent and incredibly cruel gangs since Bukele was a teenager, so no matter how relatively safe the small town was to begin with, in a country with a legacy of gang violence, such a safety record was as much an accomplishment as education for the young mayor.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
2:11
The other successes of Bukele's office were more tangible.
Maggie HegyiHOST
0:02
La tormenta tropical Rachel dejó diez personas no localizadas en Ensenada y San Felipe, así como una menor de edad sin vida en Baja California.
Maggie HegyiHOST
0:12
Las autoridades detuvieron en Tabasco a Óscar Ariel N., alias El Cabra, identificado como uno de los líderes de la organización criminal Mara18 en El Salvador.
Maggie HegyiHOST
0:24
Es investigado por su presunta participación en al menos quince homicidios.
Maggie HegyiHOST
0:30
La presidenta Claudia Sheinbaum criticó la actuación de las autoridades durante la Marcha por el agua en Jalisco y pidió al gobernador Pablo Lemus explicar lo ocurrido.
Andy ShaverHOST
7:32
MS-13 was on a lot of states also.
Jeff StanfieldHOST
7:34
Now, the second-biggest gang is the 18th Street Gang, also known as Barrio 18 in Los Angeles, and they have 50,000 members.
Andy ShaverHOST
7:43
Mm-hmm.
Jeff StanfieldHOST
7:45
The Latin Kings, another group, but this one's out of Chicago and spread all over, they got 35,000 members.
Mike HempenCORRESPONDENT
1:10
launching the Jim Bakker Show in 2003, telling the AP about it the year before.
Jim BakkerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:16
One of my co-hosts is from the 18th Street Gang in Los Angeles.
Jim BakkerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:20
And young people, we have children.
Mike HempenCORRESPONDENT
1:24
It's reality television in a way.

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