Golden Finance reports that El Salvador's legislative body has approved comprehensive constitutional reforms that allow for indefinite presidential re-election, effectively enabling President Nayib Bukele to remain in power after the current term ends. The Salvadoran Legislative Assembly stated that Bukele's Nuevas Ideas party and its allies passed five reform proposals with a vote of 57 to 3, which also extends the presidential term from five years to six years and eliminates the runoff voting. Opponents warn that this move will concentrate power and threaten democratic institutions, as these changes remove the term limits that have long constrained executive power. Nueva Ideas lawmaker Ana Figueroa proposed ending Bukele's current term two years early to synchronize the presidential and congressional elections on the same timetable. If approved, Bukele's current term would end on June 1, 2027, instead of June 1, 2029.