Num. 59 (2026): Newsletter of the 21st Century Political Reflection Circle

  • Haiti and Bukele’s Leadership: The Awakening of  the Shield of the Americas
  • Haiti: Bukele’s Leadership and the International Projection of El Salvador
  • Haiti: In a Non-Existent State, President Bukele Will Bring the State
  • Haiti: Multilateral Failure and Inaction
  • Missing Military Personnel in Haiti: El Salvador Does Not Abandon Its Own
  • El Salvador Paying Off Historical Debts
  • Development Implies Sacrifice
  • What Led the Honduran Elite to Link Itself to Drug Trafficking?
  • Honduras Governed with Pamphlets
  • A Voice That Cannot Speak: Our Pets

Num. 58 (2026): Newsletter of the 21st Century Political Reflection Circle

  • The Bukele Model in Security Is Adopted and Adapted by Costa Rica
  • Latinobarometer and Its Theory of Democracy
  • The Security We Sometimes Take for Granted
  • The New Arce Bridge
  • Honduras: Politicians Above the Law — Reforms to Imprison Criminals, But Not Corrupt Politicians
  • El Salvador: The Stairway to Development
  • Security Funds Are Guaranteed in the 2027 Budget
  • Nayib Bukele and the Oracle of the Region
  • US$2.9 Billion Economic Investment Strengthens El Salvador’s Economic Prospects

Num. 57 (2026): Newsletter of the 21st Century Political Reflection Circle

  • Honduran “Semana Morazánica”: The Importance of Tourism
  • El Salvador in Silicon Valley: A New Frontier for Development
  • There Is No Conciliation with Darkness
  • The Filthy Electoral Era
  • Football as a Residue of the Failed State
  • Honduras: 45 Years of Democracy?
  • The Bible in Schools
  • Nayib Bukele and Elevated Levels of Popularity
  • Tourism Is Not Imposed; It Is Built
  • Thousands of Hondurans Who Visited El Salvador in Semana Morazánica Experienced Moments of Security, Peace, and Joy—Aspirations They Wish to Build in Their Country
  • Polls as Scrutiny of Social Motivation

Num. 56 (2026): Newsletter of the 21st Century Political Reflection Circle

  • El Salvador Does Not Need to Become Singapore:It Is Building Its Own Path
  • How the Mafias Took Over Honduras
  • El Salvador’s Economic Progress Is Undeniable Despite Political Opponents
  • New Opportunities for Young Salvadorans
  • If El Salvador Achieved It, Honduras Can Too
  • Traditional Political Parties Are Self-Sabotaging
  • The Redistribution of the Workweek: A More Flexible Organization of Work Time
  • Facing Public Rejection in Upcoming Elections, the Opposition Claims Fraud
  • Political Pluralism, Capabilities, and Competencies
  • The Incalculable Factor: Why Superintelligence Will Not Be Able to Replicate Human Leadership
  • Elections as a Transformative Political Action

Num. 54 (2026): Newsletter of the 21st Century Political Reflection Circle

  • El Salvador: Before and After Nayib Bukele
  • The Altered Reality of Political Opponents
  • Allies or Adversaries
  • Alea iacta est Political Opponents Speak Much About What They Reject, But Rarely About What They Propose
  • El Salvador: Changes and Transformations 205 Years After Independence
  • Independence: From the Flag to the Result
  • When the Crisis Is the Same, But the Result Is Not
  • Fear of the Future in Education
  • Learning New Skills in the Digital Era
  • Incompatibility Is Not About Political Ideologies
  • Reclaiming the Concept of Mara
  • Independence Day Year 205: A March of Giants with an Ovation from the People

Num. 53 (2026): Newsletter of the 21st Century Political Reflection Circle

  • The Total Annihilation of El Salvador
  • They Have Made a Circus Out of Politics and Have Been Unable to Become an Opposition
  • Opposition Analysts Long for the “Perfect Democracy” of ARENA-FMLN
  • Yes, It Is Possible: Salvadoran Students at the Educational Level of Germans and Swedes
  • El Salvador: Sustainable Evolution of the National Civil Police (PNC)
  • The Dystopia of ARENA and FMLN
  • The Child and Youth Population Is the True Natural Resource of El Salvador
  • Opposition Deputies Hinder El Salvador’s Progress
  • Dignified Schools for Quality Education
  • The Role of AI in Salvadoran Education

Num. 52 (2026): Newsletter of the 21st Century Political Reflection Circle

  • Political Debate: With Whom and for What?
  • In the Absence of Arguments, Defamation Arrives
  • Debate as a Trap
  • From Persian Strategist to Captain Ultra
  • Incompatibility of Opposition Political Parties
  • El Salvador: Benchmark of Security in the Americas
  • Economic Growth for Social Development: Nayib Bukele’s Strategy to Solve the Core Issue
  • Supply Centers and Agromarkets as a Benefit for Salvadoran Families

Num. 51 (2026): Newsletter of the 21st Century Political Reflection Circle

  • Members of the Círculo de Reflexión Política Siglo XXI Attend Book Launch
  • Education That Inspires… and Also Enrages
  • The Salvadoran Logistics Ecosystem: President Nayib Bukele’s Vision for Regional Connectivity
  • El Salvador: From the Most Violent Country to a New Era of Security
  • A Health System Closer to the People
  • Thanks to Nayib Bukele, Youth Has the Opportunity to Qualify Academically
  • The Bukele Model Considers Education a Fundamental Column
  • “Zero Crime”: A Transformative Book