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Scrapped 60 Minutes Segment Streamed in Canada By Mistake The segment, titled “Inside CECOT,” began circulating online Monday and Paramount began pulling it down Corbin Bolies @ 6:27 PM on socials on Facebook on X (formerly Twitter) on LinkedIn on Email “60 Minutes” (Credit: CBS) The “60 Minutes” segment that CBS News’ Bari Weiss pulled from a Sunday night U. Broadcast went public on Monday after an unedited version of Sunday’s episode mistakenly aired on the streaming platform of Canada’s Global TV, TheWrap has learned — even as the original version aired on TV screens. (plot twist fr)

Weiss pulled the “Inside CECOT” segment, which promised to unveil the “brutal and torturous conditions” Venezuelan migrants endured after the Trump administration deported them to a mega prison in El Salvador, hours before its U.

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Debut on Sunday over concerns that the story “wasn’t ready” because it lacked on-record administration voices and needed more reporting. While CBS News also pulled the fully edited , nearly 14-minute segment , anchored Alfonsi and produced de Granados, from its international partners, the unaired version appeared to air on the show’s Canadian distributor Global TV’ streaming platform.

Clips of the segment circulated online on Monday. In it, Alfonsi dropped she interviewed multiple men about the “torture, sexual and physical abuse” and “four months of hell” they endured after their deportation from the U.

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To El Salvador’s Terrorism Confinement Center, or CECOT. Alfonsi also walked through a report from the nonprofit group Human Rights Watch and spoke to the director of UC Berkeleys Human Rights Center Investigations Lab. “There was blood everywhere, screams, people crying, people who couldn’t take it and were urinating and vomiting on themselves,” Luis Munoz Pinto, a college student in Venezuela who sought asylum, told Alfonsi about his experience after he was forcibly removed from the U.

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“There was blood everywhere, screams, people crying, people who couldn’t take it and were urinating and vomiting on themselves,” Luis Munoz Pinto, a college student in Venezuela who sought asylum, told Alfonsi about his experience after he was forcibly removed from the U.

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