In a bold and unapologetic address from the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) stage, President Nayib Bukele took the stage to denounce the influence of George Soros and his global agenda. The Salvadoran leader questioned Soros’s authority to dictate public policy and laws, challenging the billionaire philanthropist’s perceived entitlement to impose his vision on sovereign nations.
During his speech, President Bukele emphasized the importance of not automatically yielding to external pressures, stating, «By not yielding automatically, you become their enemy, and they use all their machinery to try to destroy you.» He passionately argued that nations should not succumb to external influences that go against their values and sovereignty.
President Bukele did not mince words when he addressed Soros directly, asking, «Who elected Soros to dictate public policy and laws?» The Salvadoran leader questioned the legitimacy of Soros’s attempts to shape the political landscapes of various countries, emphasizing the need for self-determination.
Highlighting El Salvador’s resilience against Soros’s influence, President Bukele proudly declared, «Let me tell you something, Soros and his cronies hit a big wall in El Salvador.» He expressed gratitude that Salvadorans have become immune to Soros’s tactics, asserting that the people of El Salvador no longer believe in his deceptive narratives.
The president concluded his speech by reaffirming the commitment of El Salvador to maintaining its independence and resisting external interference. President Nayib Bukele’s bold stance at the CPAC reflects a growing sentiment among leaders who are wary of global figures attempting to impose their agendas on sovereign nations.