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Colombians, fearing for future, march against right-wing president

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Thousands of Colombian citizens gathered in cities to protest President Abelardo de la Espriella's right-wing administration, marking the first major opposition show of force since his August inauguration. The demonstrations occurred in response to his stated goals of combating crime and eradicating narco-terrorists, with reports from France 24 confirming the event took place in Bogotá.

Key points

• Thousands of Colombians demonstrated across cities to protest President Abelardo de la Espriella's policies, marking the first major opposition show of force since his August inauguration.
• The protests occurred in response to the president's promise to combat crime and eradicate narco-terrorists, with reports from France 24 confirming the event took place in Bogotá.

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Evidence covers only the Wednesday demonstrations in Bogotá; specific locations, dates, or participants beyond the general description are not provided.

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