At the international level, President Bukele’s speech at CPAC stands out 2024-03-21 18:39:09

Yesterday, President Nayib Bukele gave a speech at the Conservative Action Political Conference (CPAC) in the United States, where he gave a forceful speech to prominent international figures. Given this, numerous politicians, media and content creators highlighted the words and presence of the Salvadoran President.

The
Associated PressAP, a news agency founded in 1846, wrote the powerful message: “The president of El Salvador receives a rock star welcome at a conservative meeting on the outskirts of Washington.”

The renowned actor and comedian, Rob Schneider, states on his social networks: “I hope to visit El Salvador SOON!”

The American content creator, Benny Johnson, with more than 2.2 million followers on X, shared several fragments of the speech on his networks.

BASED President @nayibbukele of El Salvador puts George Soros ON NOTICE on global stage:

“Who elected Soros to dictate public policy or laws? Why does he feel entitled to impose his agenda? He and his cronies hit a BRICK WALL in El Salvador.” 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/t4ZeRawusm

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) February 23, 2024

Jack Poso, editor of Human Events magazine, posted: “incredible.”

Venezuelan-American journalist Noelia Belén Izarza wrote: “#WashingtonDC lights up with Nayib Bukele’s electrifying speech at #CPAC2024, captivating the Salvadoran diaspora and the conservative movement. His words resonate beyond the auditorium, generating conversations about leadership and change in Latin America.”

The German Lina Seiche highlights a fragment of the speech where the Salvadoran President expresses: “The real problem is that high prices are paid only to maintain the illusion that the government is being financed, which is not the case.”

“The real problem is that you pay high taxes only to uphold the illusion that you are funding the government, which you are not.

The government is funded by money printing. Paper backed with paper. A bubble that will inevitably burst.

The situation is even worse than it seems,… pic.twitter.com/JStUvtGMQe

— Lina Seiche (@LinaSeiche) February 23, 2024

ABC News, internationally renowned media, wrote a complete article about the president’s speech: “When he left the ballroom, people cheered, shouted his name, honked horns in support and displayed a calendar with his photograph while the conservatives “They chased through the hallways to take pictures and talk to the leader.”