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Le scandale qui pourrait coûter cher à l’extrême droite latinoaméricaine

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By Kurt Hackbarth
| Le Vent Se Lève
Fernando Cerimedo, architecte d’une vaste machine de désinformation qui a contribué aux percées électorales de l’extrême droite de l’Argentine à la Bolivie en passant par le Honduras, se retrouve aujourd’hui derrière les barreaux en Bolivie. Il avait bénéficié de la technologie et des fonds fournis par les proches collaborateurs de Trump dans ses activités politiques.
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Dieser Skandal könnte die lateinamerikanische Rechte zerstören

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By Kurt Hackbarth
| jacobin.de
Am 18. August ist ein argentinischer Staatsbürger namens Fernando Cerimedo am internationalen Flughafen Viru Viru in bolivianischen Santa Cruz de la Sierra festgenommen worden. Der 45-Jährige wird wegen Anstiftung beziehungsweise versuchten Mordes an seiner Ex-Partnerin, der bolivianischen Rechtsanwältin Nadia Beller, angeklagt und sitzt aktuell in 180 Tagen Untersuchungshaft.
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The Scandal That Could Break the Latin American Far Right

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By Kurt Hackbarth
| Jacobin Verified
On Tuesday, August 18, an Argentine citizen named Fernando Cerimedo was arrested at the Viru Viru International Airport in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. Cerimedo, age forty-five, was charged with the attempted homicide of his ex-partner, Bolivian lawyer Nadia Beller, and ordered held for 180 days of pretrial detention. The details are grisly: security camera footage showed hit men, disguised as delivery workers, firing on an unsuspecting Beller at point-blank range before fleeing the scene.
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