Its two years since a state of emergency was imposed in El Salvador to crackdown on long-running gang violence.
The clean-up is regarded as a success, with crime reduced.
But critics say innocent people have been arrested.
And the seemingly never-ending emergency is turning the country into a police state.
Al Jazeera’s Manuel Rapalo reports from the capital San Salvador.
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