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Users on social networks in Cartagena are outraged after a video of a group of digital influencers was published in which they gave lollipops made of soap to older adults, other young people and street dwellers of La Heroica.
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In two footage you can see how the two subjects They buy soaps and chocolate in a warehouse and make the popsicles at home.
Later, they take to the streets to distribute them to older adults who are on the road.
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People happily receive the lollipop and eat it, but then they start coughing and feeling bad because they actually consumed soap and not chocolate as the young people led them to believe.
The ‘influencers’ pose as young entrepreneurs, with false names that are actually vulgar words and disrespect the people who filmed.
(Further: ‘We were going to watch a match for the Colombia team and we were struck by lightning’)The community on social networks is denouncing the video and demanding that the social networks in which they published the footage be removed.
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A similar act of inappropriate behavior happened in the Atlantic, where some ‘influencers’ planted a fake bomb in the street, which caused panic in the community and alerted the Police.
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For these actions, article 35 number 2 of the National Code of Coexistence and Citizen Security was applied to him and his other two accomplices, corresponding to breach, disrespect, ignore and impede the function or order of the Police and each must pay $ 936,320 pesos.
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