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In Colombia, leaders are adopting the practice of showcasing images of captured or killed enemies to assert authority, a trend also seen in the United States and El Salvador. This raises concerns about the impact on public perception and the normalization of violence in politics.
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In Colombia, leaders are adopting the practice of showcasing images of captured or killed enemies to assert authority, a trend also seen in the United States and El Salvador. This raises concerns about the impact on public perception and the normalization of violence in politics.
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