NewzThe trial of a group of former Salvadoran guerrillas, accused of terrorism for allegedly planning attacks during the 2024 presidential inauguration of Nayib Bukele, has been postponed. The proceedings were scheduled to begin on Tuesday in San Salvador but did not commence as planned.
The defendants face charges related to the alleged orchestration of violent acts intended to disrupt the start of Bukele's second term. The delay marks a procedural shift in a high-profile case involving figures from the country's historical civil conflict and the current administration's security agenda.
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