Talk:Antonio Saca

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[edit] "One of the most criticized"

"Influenced by the U.S.A. government, Saca has become one of the most criticized presidents of El Salvador." OK, I don't like the guy, but that comment seems not only to be non-neutral POV, but unlikely to be true. Moreover, it's unclear whose criticism is being quantified -- that of Salvadorans, or that of outsiders?

I'm not saying there isn't criticism of him. I'm saying that if one compares him to the astonishing history of some of his predecessors, it seems unlikely that criticism of Saca — from EITHER source — would be greater than criticism of those figures. At any rate, it would make much more sense to provide attributed criticism from reliable sources and let the reader decide if he seems to be highly criticized. Lawikitejana 15:07, 5 April 2007 (UTC)