Reforming El Salvador's Prison System

This chapter examines President Nayib Bukele's transformative approach to the prison system in El Salvador, where inmates contribute to rebuilding the country through meaningful work and rehabilitation. It highlights the operational efficiency of prisons that produce food and goods, contrasting this model with traditional punitive systems. The discussion covers philosophical justifications for the death penalty, societal responsibilities, and the potential global impact of this innovative approach to criminal justice.