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Chapultepec Peace Accords

Chapultepec Peace Accords

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Oct 30, 2026

Mellissa Linton-VillafrancoGUEST
7:59
Right.
Mellissa Linton-VillafrancoGUEST
7:59
So with the signing of the Chapultepec Peace Accords in Mexico City in 1992, this is the origin story of El Salvador as a modern democracy.
Mellissa Linton-VillafrancoGUEST
8:10
Now, that has been severely contested, I think, with the presidency of Nayib Bukele as he has overran the constitutional limits of his terms.
Mellissa Linton-VillafrancoGUEST
8:21
So I think there's actually a lot of debate on is El Salvador still a democratic country today? But the right wing party, I think, had to really, you know, if we're becoming institutionalized as a political party, you really have to create a sort of national identity or an ethos of politics that constitutes your political party.
Melissa Linton VillafrancoGUEST
7:59
Right.
Melissa Linton VillafrancoGUEST
7:59
So with the signing of the Chapultepec Peace Accords in Mexico City in 1992, this is the origin story of El Salvador as a modern democracy.
Melissa Linton VillafrancoGUEST
8:10
Now, that has been severely contested, I think, with the presidency of Nayib Bukele as he has overran the constitutional limits of his terms.
Melissa Linton VillafrancoGUEST
8:21
So I think there's actually a lot of debate on is El Salvador still a democratic country today? But the right wing party, I think, had to really, you know, if we're becoming institutionalized as a political party, you really have to create a sort of national identity or an ethos of politics that constitutes your political party.
Melissa Linton VillafrancoGUEST
10:44
Right.
Melissa Linton VillafrancoGUEST
10:45
So with the signing of the Chapultepec Peace Accords in Mexico City in 1992, this is the origin story of El Salvador as a modern democracy.
Melissa Linton VillafrancoGUEST
10:55
Now, that has been severely contested, I think, with the presidency of Nayib Bukele, as he has overran the constitutional limits of his terms.
Melissa Linton VillafrancoGUEST
11:06
So I think there's actually a lot of debate on, is El Salvador still a democratic country today? But the right-wing party, I think, had to really, you know, if we're becoming institutionalized as a political party, you really have to create a sort of national identity or an ethos of politics that constitutes your political party.

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