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    ‘El Chapo’ Trial Used To Spread Viral Deception

    by Saranac Hale Spencer Feb 15, 2019 1 minute
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    A viral meme is spreading false information connecting the infamous drug lord El Chapo to three major Democratic politicians.

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    The notorious Mexican drug lord known as El Chapo was found guilty in U.S. federal court on of drug-related

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