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From a New York Times (Spanish version) article:

MADRID — . La inflación es vertiginosa y se espera se que supere un millón por ciento para finales de año.

I know what the sentence means, but why the extra 'se' after 'espera'?

Is this a translation error (typo)? Would a native speaker from Spain say it this way?

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Yes, it's wrong. It's probably meant to be

Se espera que se supere 1M.

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