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De la Espriella llega como favorito a la segunda vuelta presidencial en Colombia

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By Matthew Bristow Verified, Oscar Medina, Carlos Rios, Carlos Ríos
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — En un discurso victorioso pronunciado detrás de vidrio antibalas a bordo de una barcaza en el malecón de un río caribeño, Abelardo De la Espriella prometió ir tras los peores delincuentes de Colombia.
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Trump Ally Vowing Death to Cartels Closes in on Colombia Presidency

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By Matthew Bristow Verified, Oscar Medina
| Military.com Verified
In a victory speech delivered from behind a bulletproof screen, on a barge in a Caribbean river estuary, Abelardo de la Espriella vowed to hunt down Colombia’s worst criminals. “Here is a tiger who defends the law with claws and teeth,” he told cheering supporters last month in Barranquilla, many dressed like him in the national soccer shirt.
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Trump ally vowing death to cartels closes in on Colombia presidency

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By Matthew Bristow Verified, Oscar Medina
| The Brunswick News Verified
By Matthew Bristow and Oscar Medina, Bloomberg News In a victory speech delivered from behind a bulletproof screen, on a barge in a Caribbean river estuary, Abelardo de la Espriella vowed to hunt down Colombia's worst criminals. "Here is a tiger who defends the law with claws and teeth," he told cheering supporters last month in Barranquilla, many dressed like him in the national soccer shirt. "We deserve a Colombia in which bandits are in prison."
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