Costa Rica builds new mega-prison modelled on El Salvador jail
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Costa Rica has begun construction on a new mega-prison inspired by El Salvador's controversial CECOT facility, known for its harsh conditions and alleged human rights violations. The project, announced by El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, is expected to cost $35 million and accommodate up to 5,000 inmates. This move has raised concerns among human rights advocates regarding the potential for similar abuses in Costa Rica.
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El Salvador has gained international attention for its aggressive anti-gang policies, which have included the construction of mega-prisons. The CECOT facility has been criticized for overcrowding and inhumane conditions, prompting concerns that Costa Rica's new prison could replicate these issues. As crime rates rise in Central America, governments are increasingly looking to each other for solutions, often at the expense of human rights.
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