Interview with President of El Salvador Nayib Bukele

The transcript discusses the implications of cutting aid from the US, highlighting a conversation with Secretary Ross about potential trade-offs. It suggests that investment from US companies could be a more sustainable alternative to aid, offering economic growth and job creation. The discussion emphasizes the importance of creating a mutually beneficial relationship through investment rather than relying solely on aid.

What is the speaker's stance on the US cutting aid to their country?

• The speaker prefers the aid not to be cut.

• The speaker is indifferent about the aid being cut.

• The speaker supports the aid being cut.

• The speaker believes the aid is unnecessary.

What alternative does the speaker suggest if the US cuts aid?

• Reducing government spending

• Trading aid for investments

• Seeking aid from other countries

• Increasing taxes

Who did the speaker have a conversation with regarding aid and trade?

• Secretary of State

• Secretary of Defense

• Secretary of Treasury

• Secretary of Commerce

What is the potential benefit of investment over aid, according to the speaker?

• It creates jobs and is more sustainable.

• It is less risky.

• It is quicker to implement.

• It requires less effort.

How much investment did the speaker mention was pledged for future loans?

• $750 million

• $500 million

• $1.5 billion

• $1 billion