(CNN)- The United States (US) State Department has voiced rare support for El Salvador’s decision to abolish presidential term limits, paving the way for President Nayib Bukele to seek indefinite reelection. Critics argue the controversial move undermines democratic stability. Now, the US is publicly backing the Central American nation’s leadership.
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