In the view of his biographer and advisor, Geovani Galeas, Bukele is a multi-tasker capable of shaping the destiny of his people from the computer screens in his office, and is a leader with a political persona comparable to that of Fidel Castro or Mao Zedong. The 39-year-old leader of El Salvador instead enjoys his cellphone, public image polls and “implementing, implementing, implementing.” This has proven sufficient to sweep away three decades of bipartisanism and drastically transform the political landscape of a country still marked by the wounds of a bloody civil war (1980-1992) that ended when Bukele was barely 10.
Nayib Bukele, Latin America’s youngest president, doesn’t much like venturing into the street, or indigenous people, or wandering around markets, or being photographed with other people’s babies.
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