EL SALVADOR: El Salvador Deploys 3,000 Troops in Apopa to Combat Gang Remnants!

EL SALVADOR: 2000 soldiers and 1000 police were deployed in Apopa after gang members were spotted. President Bukele doesn't mess around.

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