Nelson Rauda, an independent journalist, told us that El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, is putting the squeeze on press freedom.

In El Salvador, a Journalist Faces New Limits. ‘We Want to Continue Shedding Light.’

Producer: Kit R. Roane
Editor: Cullen Golden
Related:
Massacre in El Salvador produced with PBS, Frontline and ProPublica
Remembrance of a Massacre — El Mozote: Foreward by Raymond Bonner, photographs by Susan Meiselas
First-Hand Account: Lessons From the El Mozote Massacre by Clyde Haberman
The High Price of Doing Journalism in El Salvador by Nelson Rauda
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