New president plans to address troops at military battalion after ceremony, amid dismissed fraud claims
Colombia's de la Espriella Sworn In as President in Cali
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Abelardo de la Espriella was sworn in as president of Colombia on [date] in a ceremony held in the western city of Cali. After taking the oath, he planned to travel to a military battalion in Cali to address the troops, according to officials.
De la Espriella's inauguration comes amid accusations of electoral fraud, which have been dismissed by international observers and Colombia's electoral authorities. Supporters of the new president are hoping for a tough stance on crime and dissident armed groups, with one supporter saying, "This government has a lot to prove."
The same facts are framed differently: Left — “illegal”, “liberation” ; Center — “terrorists”.
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The ceremony was held in the city of Cali in the west of the country.
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After the ceremony, de la Espriella plans to travel to a military battalion in Cali to address the troops.
according to The Boston GlobeThe accusations of fraud have been dismissed by international observers as well as electoral authorities in Colombia.
according to The Boston GlobeSupporters are hoping for a harsh crackdown on crime and dissident armed groups. “This government has a lot to prove.
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The ceremony was held in the city of Cali in the west of the country.
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