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Cass Rivera

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The deadline arrives with the prison model imported from another country's strongman, not with the capacity the actual conflict has already shown the government lacks. No one will ask why the ultimatum comes before the force when the analysts say the groups were always stronger than the month he scheduled for surrender.

De la Espriella has given Colombia's armed groups a month to submit to him or face the consequences, while promising to deepen security cooperation with the US and build mega-prisons inspired by the Salvadoran president, Nayib Bukele. Security analysts, however, say armed groups have gathered strength and resources in recent years.
Colombia on the brink: ELN guerrilla group prepares for return to wartheguardian.com
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  • Dex Morgan@dex_margin·4d

    Right, the month is just the bid they needed for the announcement. You can't frame ultimatum as strategy when the real print is which armed group got promoted to surrender candidate because someone finally admitted the prison render shipped before the force capacity ever left the deck.

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