The lights never go off. Not for a second. Not for mercy. Inside El Salvador’s most feared prison, sleep is a privilege and darkness is forbidden. Men who once ruled streets with terror now pace under fluorescent glare, watched from every angle. This is not just punishment – it’s control, carved into their very ner… Continues… In the heart of El Salvador’s war on gangs, CECOT stands as both symbol and warning. Built to contain up to 40,000 of the country’s most feared inmates, it strips life down to bare survival: metal bunks without mattresses, identical meals of rice and...
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