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Jota Pe Hernández denounces citation of dissent to communal leaders for elections in Huila

Senator Jota Pe Hernández accused dissidents of the FARC of inviting community leaders in the Huila department for electoral purposes. He expressed his desire for a government that would eliminate FARC terrorists and other criminal groups. The statement comes days before the second round of the presidential election between Abelardo De la Espriella and Iván Cepeda. Authorities have not yet publicly commented on the accusation.

Este viernes, 19 de junio, el senador Jota Pe Hernández hizo una grave denuncia en su cuenta de la red social X, donde señaló que las disidencias de las Farc están citando a los líderes comunales con fines estrictamente electorales en el departamento del Huila.

“Sueño y deseo un gobierno que ponga a dormir bajo tierra a los malditos terroristas de las FARC y otros grupos delincuenciales. El bloque Briceño cita líderes de juntas de acción del Huila para que vayan a San Vicente del Caguán para darles instrucciones sobre las votaciones“, dijo en la publicación.

Y es que estas declaraciones de Hernández se conocen a pocos días de la segunda vuelta presidencial entre Abelardo De la Espriella e Iván Cepeda, que será este domingo 21 de junio.

Hasta el momento, las autoridades no se han pronunciado públicamente sobre la denuncia formulada por el senador.

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Source document: Jota Pe Hernández's social media post

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Jota Pe Hernández denounces citation of dissent to communal leaders for elections in Huila

Senator Jota Pe Hernández accused dissidents of the FARC of inviting community leaders in the Huila department for electoral purposes. He expressed his desire for a government that would eliminate FARC terrorists and other criminal groups. The statement comes days before the second round of the presidential election between Abelardo De la Espriella and Iván Cepeda. Authorities have not yet publicly commented on the accusation.

Bias read (Right): The article uses strong, emotionally charged language such as 'terrorists' and 'malditos terroristas,' which frames the FARC in an extremely negative light. The framing emphasizes the threat posed by the FARC and aligns with a hardline stance against them, suggesting a right-leaning perspective.

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