On a banana plantation in southern El Salvador, Moisés de Paz looks worriedly at land that is not producing because of a lack of credit. At a market 100 km away, Blanca Ramos complains that few people are buying her bananas: the economy is a challenge for President Nayib Bukele in his second term. Having reduced gang violence to historic lows, Bukele must now focus on the economy, analysts say. It is vital that he tackles high public debt and poverty, they warn. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES