Salvador Alas “La Choli” resigns from his position in the government as Commissioner for Youth | News from El Salvador

Salvador Alas “La Choli” resigns from his position in the government as Commissioner for Youth |  News from El Salvador

Buckily said on Twitter that he would not be replaced and that the position would be removed from the presidency structure. The resignation took place on December 23, 2020, but to this day it was announced by the President of the Republic.

Salvador Alas, known in the media as “La Chauli”, resigned from his position in the Council of Ministers as Commissioner for Youth, which was entrusted to him by the President of the Republic, Neb Bokel, in 2019 after coming to the executive branch. .

Unfortunately Bukele announced the resignation. He said via Twitter that before resigning on December 23, 2020, his position will not be filled by anyone else, as he will be removed from the presidency structure.

Unfortunately, according to the president, he will return to work in the broadcasting field.

The appointment of La Choli, who was responsible for drafting projects for youth as part of the second phase of the government’s security plan, drew strong criticism from residents.

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On social media, users have consistently indicated that this stance “once again reflects the bad decisions of the Buckley government” to assign responsibilities to people not suitable for the position. The radio broadcaster was also severely criticized for the salary he received.

Buckley also announced that Luis Rodriguez, former commissioner for strategic projects for the presidency, has been appointed as the country manager at the Central American Bank for Economic Integration. Therefore, he will no longer be competing as a representative of new ideas in the upcoming elections and his candidacy will be replaced.

The President said that he will announce more changes in the government soon.

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