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People march in Bogota in support of President Petro amid wiretapping scandal

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People march in Bogota in support of the reforms proposed by the leftist Colombian president, Gustavo Petro, at a time when his government is facing an illegal wiretapping scandal and a crisis of popularity. IMAGES

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