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Mexican Samuel Adrian Arrested Over Documentary Film ‘Colombia: Factory of Trans Children’

Mexican content creator Samuel Adrian, director of the documentary “Colombia: Factory of Trans Children,” was arrested on Sunday, Sept. 13, at El Dorado International Airport in Bogota, in compliance with a judicial order issued by a court in Cali. The measure is related to a contempt of court proceeding stemming from the influencer’s refusal to […]

Mexican Samuel Adrian Arrested Over Documentary Film ‘Colombia: Factory of Trans Children’

Mexican influencer Samuel Adrian was detained in Colombia on Sunday, Sept. 13, at El Dorado International Airport in Bogota as per a court order. The arrest is connected to a contempt of court case arising from his refusal to remove certain content from his documentary titled "Colombia: Factory of Trans Children." According to Colombia's National Police, this is not an arrest for a criminal act, but rather an enforcement of a judicial sanction.

The court requires 10 days of detention and a fine equivalent to 15 times the monthly minimum wage, approximately 26 million Colombian pesos. Adrian had previously indicated he could be detained while traveling to Colombia, stating his intention to maintain his stance on the documentary. Despite the potential arrest, he proceeded to Bogota. The documentary "Colombia: Factory of Trans Children" is the subject of the legal proceedings.

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