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Trump-Endorsed de la Espriella Pulls Ahead in Colombia Presidential Race Original

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Clad in a yellow Colombian soccer jersey with “Presidente” written on the back, Abelardo de la Espriella pumped his fist and slammed the podium in a victory speech after his May 31 win in the first round of Colombia’s presidential election. Behind the hardline right-wing candidate flashed giant screens bearing his image; one showed a tiger giving a salute with a human hand. De la Espriella refers to himself as El Tigre. “I am going to do everything for our country to save our nation.
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Carceral Health Care Profiteers Keep Evading Responsibility for Harms

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In 2018, 40-year-old Wade Jones was arrested in Michigan for shoplifting several bottles of alcohol. At his court appearance two weeks later, he clocked a BAC of 0.159, nearly double the limit for driving. Jones was sentenced to five days in jail. Shortly after being booked into Kent County Correctional Facility, he began to suffer acute alcohol withdrawal, reported Prison Legal News.
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Trump Admin Plans More Drug War, AI Surveillance, Wastewater Testing

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On May 8, the United States “Department of War” struck another boat in the Caribbean, the third in five days. Two people were killed while a third survived, bringing the total number of known deaths to almost 200 in a campaign the administration claims targets “narcoterrorists.” Once again the Trump administration offered no proof that there had been drugs on board.
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