Bukele's Washington access via ex-Guatemalan ambassador Espina's prayer networks

A former Guatemalan ambassador linked to a CICIG corruption investigation, Manuel Espina, reportedly facilitated Nayib Bukele's access to U.S. lawmakers and ultra-conservative circles through prayer breakfasts, amid international human rights accusations against Bukele. The report also ties Espina to Próspera, a private city on Roatán suing Honduras for billions. This reveals informal diplomatic channels shaping U.S.-Central America relations, but the extent of Espina's influence and Bukele's reliance on it remains unverified.

AI disclosure: Model-written summary of the source, not a verified fact. Check the sources. How Mosaic works