President of El Salvador bashes US authorities over FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago

The chief of El Salvador chided the FBI's raid on Mar-a-Lago, rhetorically asking what the USA would say if he did one thing related.

President Nayib Bukele took to Twitter to level out the obvious hypocrisy of the U.S. authorities, sharing an article describing the FBI's search of former President Donald Trump's Florida residence on Monday.

"What would the US Authorities say, if OUR police raided the home of one of many primary potential contenders of OUR 2024 presidential election?" Bukele tweeted with a pondering face emoji.

Trump has additionally decried the raid, which reportedly was a part of an investigation into paperwork and the dealing with of categorized info, describing it as a mark of "darkish and harmful instances for America."

BITCOIN CRASH WIPES OUT EL SALVADOR'S CRYPTOCURRENCY RESERVES

The anti-establishment Bukele has typically been in comparison with Trump, partially because of his bombastic character, populist rhetoric, and humorous use of social media. Like Trump, he has additionally been embroiled in a public feud with the Biden administration — in Bukele's case, since Could 2021, when Washington accused a number of members of Bukele's Cupboard of corruption, in accordance with Americas Quarterly.

Bukele responded to the accusations with fury on Twitter, sarcastically referring to Washington as El Salvador's "mates," accusing the U.S. of unfairly slandering him whereas ignoring true corruption.

"The agenda is evident: The 'Dictator' factor did not work for them, quite the opposite, individuals laughed at that absurd thought. Now they arrive with one other agenda, however they make the VERY SERIOUS MISTAKE of defending those that all of the individuals know are probably the most corrupt in our historical past," he tweeted.

"Have a look at the names of those that publish it, those that market it, the media that take it up once more, those who share it, they're the identical, the henchmen of George Soros. We already know his guide and we already know the best way to beat it," he wrote with a kissy face emoji, referring to liberal billionaire George Soros.

The Treasury Division has since sanctioned a number of members of Bukele's Cupboard and repeatedly criticized him for allegedly undermining democratic establishments and the rule of legislation. At one level, Bukele put "dictator" as his job title on Twitter in response to 1 U.S. criticism.

Bukele is "enormously in style," in accordance with Americas Quarterly, because of his populist rhetoric, notable response to COVID-19, and an enormous discount in homicides and gang violence underneath his tenure.