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Colombia's presidential office manipulates video of President Petro at UN to hype applause

  • The Colombian government manipulated a video of President Gustavo Petro's speech at the United Nations General Assembly by incorporating applause for U.S. President Joe Biden, making it appear that the applause was for Petro.
  • The edited video released by the Colombian government included a different shot than the original broadcast, creating the illusion that more attendees applauded Petro at the end of his speech. This raised doubts among social media users and the media, especially considering the presence of empty seats during Petro's speech.
  • The official U.N. Broadcast shows that the applause heard in the manipulated video was actually for Biden's address, not for Petro. Additionally, the edited video made it seem like all the seats were occupied, while the U.N. Video reveals that there were empty seats.
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abc News broke the news in United States on Friday, September 22, 2023.
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