La "Epa" Colombia

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A low-quality phone video of a young woman chanting "Epa Colombia" turned her into an influencer with millions of followers, and later a businesswoman with, reportedly, around 500 employees. Then she posted another video, this time with a hammer at a Transmilenio station. Lis explains what the courts decided, and shares a theory about why the case ended up on every front page.

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sin pelos en la lengua · gomelas · la otra cara de la moneda · prensa rosa

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Bonus: Rob describes Epa's laugh as "una risa todo fastidiosa". What's wrong with it? The answer's in the notes.