Colombia's Congress considers a bill to potentially ban souvenirs of drug lord Pablo Escobar, imposing fines on vendors.

Colombia's Congress is considering a bill to potentially ban souvenirs depicting late drug lord Pablo Escobar, imposing fines up to $170 for vendors selling merchandise featuring him and other convicted criminals. Critics argue it restricts free speech, while supporters believe it helps change Colombia's image. The bill, if passed, will require a transition period for vendors to find alternative ways to represent Colombia.

August 05, 2024
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