El Salvador approves constitutional changes allowing indefinite re-election for President Bukele.

El Salvador's National Assembly, controlled by President Nayib Bukele's New Ideas party, has approved constitutional changes that allow indefinite presidential re-election and extend terms to six years. The amendments, passed with a supermajority, also eliminate the second round of elections. While supporters argue this returns power to the people, critics fear it will consolidate power and weaken democracy. Bukele, known for his tough stance against gangs, gained popularity despite previous term limits.