El Salvador

A state of emergency has been introduced in El Salvador, because crime there has already become part of everyday routine. Almost all areas of the country are poor, and many residents are drug addicts and criminals. There are a lot of prisons there, and the president is so proud of them and advertises them.
He has long forgotten what safety is, he is distrustful, and can be harsh. He is anxious, but does not show it, acting confidently, which can lead to the feeling that he is selfish and egocentric. Very good with firearms. And although the number of murders has dropped significantly under the new president, this is still not a brilliant result. But there is less killing, and walking the streets is now less scary. However, the country's prison population has reached 1%, and it is not uncommon for police to lock up innocent people in this war on street gangs, for example, simply on suspicion of connections with drug dealers. As a Latin American country, El Salvador is very poor, has simple infrastructure and average experience for self-improvement. It has survived natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, but its downsides include economic crisis and population loss. He is trying to reduce poverty in the country to give his citizens more opportunities to advance their progress, although he suffers from some problems.

Skin in the colors of the El Salvador flag, light blue eyes. Black, slightly disheveled hair. On his head is a white cap with a black visor and a gold line holding them together. He wears a black tie around his neck and wears a white shirt with rolled up sleeves. A jacket rests on his shoulders. On his feet are dark gray, almost black trousers. Black men's shoes. On his left arm there is a rather long, ragged scar, covered with bloody bandages.