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Internationale Reaktionen auf Repression in Kolumbien

Bogotá. Die internationale Menschenrechtsmission SOS Colombia hat den Ordnungskräften in Kolumbien wegen ihres gewaltsamen Einsatzes bei dem Generalstreik schwere Vorwürfe gemacht. Der Staat verwende Kampftechniken , um die protestierende Zivilbevölkerung zu vernichten , sagte die Mission bei der Vorstellung ihres vorläufigen Berichts. Die Mission besteht aus 41 internationalen Politiker:innen, Sozialengagierten, Menschenrechtler:innen und Mitgliedern der Presse, Politiker:innen aus den Amerikas und Europa sowie dem Generalsekretär des Vatikans. Die Hauptverantwortlichen der Gewaltexzesse seien laut der Mission die Polizei, die paramilitärischen Gruppen und bewaffnete Zivilpersonen. Die internationalen Beobachter:innen fassten in einem vorläufigen Bericht die Ergebnisse ihres Besuchs vor Ort zusammen. Sie reisten zwischen dem 3. und dem 12. Juli in verschiedene Regionen Kolumbiens, um mit lokalen Aktivist:innen, Regierungsvertreter:innen und Polizist:innen über ihre Erf

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Colombian Police arrest 12 extremists ahead of planned protests, says Defense Minister

Colombian Police arrest 12 extremists ahead of planned protests, says Defense Minister ANI | Updated: Jul 18, 2021 08:05 IST Bogota [Colombia], July 18 (ANI/Sputnik): A dozen extremists were arrested in Colombia during raids conducted by police ahead of the planned July 20 protests, Colombian Defense Minister Diego Molano said. In several cities, the Colombian Police captured 12 alleged members of the Primera Linea (considered an illegal armed group by Colombian authorities) with explosives, ammunition and supplies to generate violence on July 20, Molano said on Twitter on Saturday. According to the defense minister, the arrests took place in Medellin, Pasto, Villavicencio, Cucuta, Neiva, Soacha and Palmira. The detained individuals planned to use the explosives, seized by police, to attack the public forces and burn buses and other public property on July 20, Molano said.

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Hundreds greet Aristide on return to troubled Haiti

Hundreds greet Aristide on return to troubled Haiti Supporters of former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide celebrate as they wait at the airport for his expected arrival from Cuba, where he underwent medical treatment, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, July 16, 2021. (Fernando Llano / Associated Press) Associated Press PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti Former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide returned to Haiti on Friday after nearly a month in Cuba, thrilling hundreds of supporters who gathered at the airport amid tensions over the recent assassination of the country’s leader. Aristide, a charismatic yet divisive figure in Haiti who was receiving unspecified medical treatment in Cuba, arrives back in a country simmering with tension over the July 7 assassination of President Jovenel Moise as new details about the investigation emerged.

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Colombian police reveal the name of the person who ordered the assassination of the president of Haiti

Colombian police reveal the name of the person who ordered the assassination of the president of Haiti July 17, 2021 by archyde © EFE The Colombian Police assured this Friday that those accused and detained for the assassination of the president of Haiti Jovenel Moise were ordered to assassinate the president after a meeting three days before the crime with him former Haitian Ministry of Justice official Joseph Felix Badio. “Several days before, apparently three, Joseph Felix Badio, who was a former official of the Ministry of Justice who worked in the anti-corruption commission with the General Intelligence Service, indicates to (Duberney) Capador and (Germán) Rivera that what they have to do is assassinate the president of Haiti“, Said today in a public statement the director of the Colombian Police, General Jorge Luis Vargas.

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