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Grand Alliance for National Unity

political party, El Salvador
Also known as: GANA
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  • El Salvador
    El Salvador
    / El Salvador in the 21st century

    …of the small GANA (Grand Alliance for National Unity) party. Running as a populist on an anti-corruption platform and campaigning widely on social media, Bukele took nearly 53 percent of the vote to outdistance businessman Carlos Calleja, the Arena candidate, and former foreign minister Hugo Martínez, the standard-bearer for…

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    …of the small GANA (Grand Alliance for National Unity) party. Running as a populist on an anti-corruption platform and campaigning widely on social media, Bukele took nearly 53 percent of the vote to outdistance businessman Carlos Calleja, the Arena candidate, and former foreign minister Hugo Martínez, the standard-bearer for…

    Read More