El Salvador's controversial Centre for the Confinement of Terrorism has received a second batch of prisoners on Thursday, joining the 2,000 inmates who first entered the facility last month.
"With this, there are already 4,000 gang members who inhabit the most criticized prison in the world."
Since president Bukele announced a state of emergency in March 2022, thousands of suspected gang members have been arrested. Picture: Handout/Presidencia El Salvador via Getty Images. The campus consists of eight buildings made of reinforced concrete and each of its 32 cells are designed to house no more than 100 inmates.
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