How to rig an election

Author:
Nic Cheeseman

Andrés Sepúlveda sleeps behind bombproof doors in a maximum-security prison in central Bogota, Colombia.

When travelling to judicial hearings or to meet prosecutors, he is accompanied by a caravan of armed guards with serious firepower.

As they move at high speed through the capital, the motorcade uses sophisticated equipment to jam mobile phones to lower the risk of a coordinated assassination attempt.

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