… For eight years, [Andrés] Sepúlveda, now 31, says he traveled the continent rigging major political campaigns. …
Sepúlveda’s career began in 2005, and his first jobs were small—mostly defacing campaign websites and breaking into opponents’ donor databases. Within a few years he was assembling teams that spied, stole, and smeared on behalf of presidential campaigns across Latin America. He wasn’t cheap, but his services were extensive. CONT.
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