El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele issued a forceful statement opposing what he called ‘anti-natural, anti-God, anti-family ideologies’ and vowed to purge ‘gender ideology’ from school curricula. He insisted parents ‘must be informed and have a voice’ about classroom content and demanded education focus on ‘biology, math, real education’ rather than ‘gender ideology garbage.’ Bukele framed the issue as protecting families and traditional values, arguing such ideas ‘do not fit’ in schools. His comments, delivered as breaking news, signal a hardline stance on LGBTQ-related instruction and raise questions about potential curriculum changes and parental notification policies and broader political implications remain.