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Colombian Justice orders president to hide videos showing him among corpses of alleged criminals

oglobo10 September 2026 at 09:53

Colombian Justice determined that President Abelardo De la Espriella hide from the Presidency's social media the videos showing him walking among corpses of alleged criminals killed by security forces. The decision was made by the Bogotá Court.

The legal action was initiated by a legislator from the Green Party, center-left, who went to court requesting the removal of the recordings. The court partially upheld the legislator's request.

According to the court document accessed by AFP, the order is provisional and provides for "the hiding of posts made from the @infopresidencia user while there is no final decision", without this implying the definitive deletion of the videos.

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