In Bukele's El Salvador, shrinking space for sexual diversity

Here, the couple say, they do not fear discrimination in a society they feel is becoming increasingly hostile to sexual diversity under President Nayib Bukele. Under a crucifix hanging below a row of rainbow flags, about 15 members of the LGBTQ community chant, receive communion and listen to passages from the Bible. "It's a safe space where I can go with my partner, be welcomed without being judged," Turchkeim, a 30-year-old psychologist, told AFP of the "respite" from rising intolerance. Bukele...