El Salvadoran president Nayib Bukele sent a jet and medical team to the U.S to fly back home Julio, its citizens who had seek help on social media after terminal illness prognosis. Bukele in a post reveal that the U.S based man had not seen his family for the past 20 years as been reunited with them, he pledged the El Salvadoran will continue to receive palliative care at home El Salvador president Nayib Bukele: “Julio has already arrived at his home, just as he wished. “There were risks, but with God’s help, and with the help of the doctors...
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