How El Salvador Became The World’s Most Violent Peacetime Country

Political violence is an unprecedented topic in the ear of our generation, a common factor in the endless struggle in which individuals and groups do not run out in the history of power. The empire spreading on myriad of lands has no great power unless it has a violent and political role. Regardless of size, El Salvador is no exception. Political violence not only changed the economy and culture of this country, but also changed emotions. Peaceful Salvadorans including children are armed and are part of guerrilla communist groups and death squads.

El Salvador was elected the world's most violent country in peacetime in 2016. San Salvador, the capital of the country, has more murders than any other city in the world. Violence was primarily due to domestic hostile groups, kidnapped, raped, murdered, fought against civilians in the territory. Thus, according to the Immigration Policy Institute, a non-profit organization specializing in immigration policies and trends in Washington, DC, El Salvador and Guatemala asylum seekers aged 2 and 3 who were exiled in the US in 2015 It is the second largest group.

By contrast, the United States is located in the north of the most intense area on Earth. Latin America. Consistently, the most dangerous and violent country on Earth is Latin America. Honduras, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil. People from these countries wish to immigrate to the United States. That is, of course, twenty years ago. Since then, the proportion of Hispanic Americans has increased almost by a third. According to the 2000 census (closest to us, we can get 1998), the proportion of black is almost the same as today, and today non-Hispanic whites account for 75% of the population I am occupying. In other words, because the ethnic breakdown of today's American gang grows as a group, it is likely to be Hispanic.

In El Salvador, the violent crime in 2015 destroyed the highest murder rate with 105 murders per 100 thousand inhabitants. In 2016, this ratio fell by 20%, but El Salvador is still one of the most dangerous countries in the world. Salvador's crime rate declined by 40% as requested by the Salvador government at the request of gang bailout as of March 2012. At the beginning of 2012, there was an average of 16 people killed per day, but in late March it decreased to less than 5 per day, and on April 14, 2012 this killed in the country It was my first time there was not. Overall, 411 people were murdered in January 2012, but in March this figure was 188 people, the crime rate fell by more than 40%. All these occurred in neighboring Honduras, the crime rate rose to the highest ever in history.