President Nayib Bukele announced this Thursday the total ban on the use of inclusive language in all public schools in El Salvador. The decision was communicated by the president himself on his social media, where he reaffirmed his commitment to education without ideological interference.
The memorandum shared by the Minister of Education, military officer Karla Trigueros, details that the ban will apply to all institutions that are part of the Salvadoran public system. Bukele's official emphasized that this measure aims to guarantee "the proper use of language" in educational materials and content.
"As of today, the so-called 'inclusive language' is banned in all public educational centers in our country," Bukele stated. Meanwhile, Trigueros supported the president by confirming that she had already issued the instruction for this measure to be implemented in all departments of her ministry.












