SU CASTIGO ES TRABAJAR GRATIS | Cárcel de Nayib Bukele 🇸🇻

Explore a prison in El Salvador where prisoners work for the government to accelerate their freedom. They engage in tasks like planting, harvesting, and cooking their food, and have access to weapons like machetes and knives. The facility has no cells or shackles, with maintenance staff comprising prisoners who committed various crimes, including murder.

This chapter delves into one of the world's rare prisons without cells or shackles, where prisoners do not walk in chains. It highlights the absence of traditional security measures like cells and shackles and mentions that prisoners reportedly have access to weapons such as machetes. The narrative introduces the Santa Ana prison in El Salvador as an unconventional correctional facility.

Here, the focus is on the productive environment within the prison, where inmates work in various areas like the kitchen, bakery, and industrial zone. They cultivate their own food, make metal shelves and kitchens, and engage in vocational training. Noteworthy is the story of a former professional chef turned inmate, teaching culinary skills and leading the kitchen operations.

This part of the video discusses the educational and rehabilitation programs within the prison, where inmates gain knowledge, skills, and experience in different trades. The narrative highlights the opportunities for inmates to learn about various health conditions and cater to special dietary needs. Additionally, it mentions the inmates' involvement in infrastructure projects and their role in community development.

The chapter showcases inmates' contributions to society, such as manufacturing school desks, textiles, and industrial products. It emphasizes the inmates' role in various public works projects, including repairing hospitals, schools, and streets. Furthermore, it touches on the artistic talents of inmates displayed through painting exhibitions and industrial painting activities within the prison.

The speaker had nine years of experience as a veterinarian before entering the prison and utilized their knowledge to teach others and care for animal species.

The speaker's skills came to light during an emergency, leading to their role in training and creating manuals for new inmates, in addition to caring for specific animal species.

Inmates with expertise in mechanics teach others, receive training from professional instructors to maintain prison vehicles, and contribute to labor cost savings for the country by fixing trucks, motorcycles, and police vehicles.

Aníbal and Uziel, world champions in chess and weightlifting respectively, discuss their achievements and plans for future competitions.

The inmates practice chess using specialized software in a computer center and engage in weightlifting training in the prison gym, preparing intensively for their respective competitions.

Inmates discuss their remaining sentence years and the opportunity for sentence reduction through daily work, highlighting the law in El Salvador that allows for sentence reduction.

The speaker praises the self-sustaining nature of the prison where inmates produce their food, furniture, and perform public works, emphasizing the value of such a system for the country.

The speaker reflects on the unique prison model observed, encourages viewers to subscribe and share the video, expresses gratitude to those who granted access for documentation, and signs off with well wishes.