It was not inconsistent with the conditions that exist there today because there are occasional and very sporadic outbursts by the rebels. But it is a far cry from what it was before. In speaking with the Intergovernmental Committee on Migration. which receives all of those who are deported from the United States. or who leave here voluntarily to return to Salvador. they have an immense description of the situation there and their investigations. their followthrough and all of the observations they have made. lead them to conclude that. indeed. the situation in Salvador for returnees is good. that there have been very few incidences that have been reported of those who have been returned over the past few years where there have been any human rights violations or any tragedies of that nature. There have been a few deaths. most of them by incidence of bar room brawls or a husband/wife dispute or something of this nature. but there have been no continuous stream of human rights violations such as we heard reported from that country before the democracy was established and before the military came under civilian control. I do not want to diminish the fact that we know there are some human rights violations that still go on in El Salvador. nothing compared to what I observe in Nicaragua today. but there are still some.
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