Bukelism

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Bukelism is the personalized political ideology associated with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele, characterized by a mix of hardline security policies, populism, and a strong emphasis on centralized, tech-driven governance.

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instanceOf personalist ideology ⓘ
political ideology ⓘ
associatedWith Nayib Bukele ⓘ
New Ideas party ⓘ
becameProminentIn 2020s ⓘ
communicationStyle direct communication via Twitter ⓘ
use of memes and informal language ⓘ
corePolicyArea digital governance ⓘ
economic modernization narrative ⓘ
public security ⓘ
countryOfOrigin El Salvador ⓘ
criticizedFor authoritarian tendencies ⓘ
concentration of power in the presidency ⓘ
human rights concerns in security policy ⓘ
weakening of democratic institutions ⓘ
debatedAs form of competitive authoritarianism ⓘ
form of illiberal democracy ⓘ
emergedIn 2010s ⓘ
governanceApproach centralized decision-making ⓘ
data-driven decision-making narrative ⓘ
use of states of exception in security policy ⓘ
hasCharacteristic anti-establishment rhetoric ⓘ
centralization of state power ⓘ
centralized governance ⓘ
direct appeal to youth and online audiences ⓘ
emergency security measures ⓘ
emphasis on efficiency over institutional checks and balances ⓘ
focus on public security over civil liberties ⓘ
hardline security policies ⓘ
mass incarceration policies ⓘ
personalist leadership style ⓘ
populism ⓘ
promotion of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies ⓘ
skepticism toward traditional political parties ⓘ
strong executive power ⓘ
strongman image of the president ⓘ
tech-driven governance ⓘ
tough-on-crime stance ⓘ
use of social media for political communication ⓘ
use of technology in public administration ⓘ
ideologicalComponent nationalist rhetoric ⓘ
pragmatic or flexible economic positions ⓘ
right-leaning security policy ⓘ
influences political discourse in El Salvador ⓘ
namedAfter Nayib Bukele ⓘ
perceivedAs model for some leaders in Latin America ⓘ
supportedFor image of governmental efficiency ⓘ
improvements in perceived public safety ⓘ
reduction of gang violence ⓘ

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Nuevas Ideas → ideology → Bukelism ⓘ
subject linked to: NI