ONUElSalvador - Tweet Data Analysis

The emotions expressed in these tweets range from concern, gratitude, solidarity, and outrage. The first tweet expresses concern about human rights violations in El Salvador, while the second and third tweets express gratitude for the collaboration of government institutions, municipalities, and the United Nations in El Salvador. The fourth tweet expresses solidarity with indigenous peoples and calls for the recognition of their ancestral knowledge. The fifth tweet expresses outrage at the dictatorship and its trolls for persecuting those who denounce abuse or demand their rights. The sixth tweet expresses gratitude for the exchange of ideas and the coordination of work to help those displaced in El Salvador. The seventh tweet expresses outrage at the actions of the dictatorship. The eighth tweet expresses gratitude for the session and calls for collaboration to provide solutions to those affected by displacement. The ninth and tenth tweets express outrage at the lack of action taken by the institutions to address the crimes and extortion of the maras. The eleventh tweet expresses outrage at the continued persecution of a community that was heavily impacted by the civil war. The twelfth tweet expresses outrage at the deaths of those who have dared to shoot at the police. The thirteenth and fourteenth tweets express outrage at the situation. The fifteenth tweet expresses support for a good initiative to include other actors in global citizenship. The sixteenth and seventeenth tweets express outrage at the lack of action taken for those who were killed and never found, and call for respect for human rights. The eighteenth tweet calls for people to stop loving violence and to reflect on their actions.