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Latin America's biggest manosphere influencer: How El Temach's misogynistic content went viral

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El Temach, a former aspiring actor, now a prominent manosphere influencer with 11M followers, promotes misogynistic content, sparking concern over its impact on young men and gender equality in regions with recent equality gains.

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