In Colombia, leaders are increasingly utilizing images of captured or killed enemies to project power, similar to trends observed in the United States and El Salvador. This practice has raised concerns regarding the implications for public perception and the potential normalization of violence in political discourse.
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Colombian Leader Shares Video Featuring Captured Bodies
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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Colombia’s De La Espriella Poses With Bodies in a Video Posted Online
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Colombian Leader Shares Video Featuring Captured Bodies