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<h1>Freedom of expression curtailed through social media suspension and forceful protest suppression, raising accountability and rights concerns.</h1> The administration's response to civic protest and expression combined forceful security deployments and regulatory censorship: military and police action against demonstrators produced allegations of extrajudicial killings and accountability gaps, while suspension of a major social media platform after content moderation raised censorship and proportionality concerns. Executive practices including detention of opponents and courtroom re-arrest incidents prompted questions about arbitrary detention and judicial independence. Broader economic and security measures-border closures, currency controls, and counterinsurgency policies-are linked to adverse effects on economic stability and persistent threats to personal security, implicating state obligations to protect rights.