Dodgy tech and US meddling taint presumed far-right win in Colombia

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54% : The company, meanwhile, is registered in the British tax haven of Guernsey.
47% : Among de la Espriella's appalling pledges are restoring and boosting ties with Israel, increasing militarism, slashing public funding and private-sector taxes, and expanding corporate pillaging of natural resources. Cepeda, on the other hand, is the candidate of peace, social progress, and challenging the marginalisation of Colombia's Black and Indigenous communities.
34% : And it called on Trump's government to: stop interfering in the Colombian presidential election, review the allegations against Mr. De La Espriella and the source of the funds he used to purchase a number of Florida properties The dodgy private contractor from a UK tax haven Talking about the allegations of potential fraud in the election, teleSUR reported that Colombia is experiencing a: battle over who controls the nation's democratic data It added that: For years, the Colombian state has delegated the technical management of its elections to private corporations.
19% : The Hondurasgate scandal - where the US were accused of interfering in Honduran elections - proved Colombia was a key target for a toxic alliance involving the Trump regime, Israel, drug traffickers, and the far right.

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