I agree to a large extent but as you say yourself they are mostly impoverished citizens now locked up. They were acting mostly out of need and organised gangs were the issue. At some point they must individually be charged or released 🤷♂️
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Maybe with their society improving so much after the Bitcoin law, they have a real chance at rehabilitating those men and giving them their first opportunity to build stable, productive lives on a Bitcoin standard.
Haven't they already been released and sent North?
No, they're still in "anti-gang emergency decree" mode.
AP News
El Salvador extends anti-gang emergency decree for 24th time. It's now been in effect for two years
El Salvador’s lawmakers have granted a request by President Nayib Bukele for the 24th consecutive one-month extension of an anti-gang emergency d...