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De La Espriella Is Opting for a Hardline Approach in Colombia. Criticism Was Swift.

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By Fernando Ramos, CNN en Español The image of President Abelardo De La Espriella walking among 23 bodies of alleged FARC dissident guerrillas, packed in white plastic bags and displayed to the media on the floor of a military battalion in the department of Guaviare this Wednesday, has unleashed all kinds

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“I promised them to face terrorism and I’m doing it,” says De la Espriella in a video broadcast on social networks, in which he is seen among the white bags containing the bodies of 23 killed in a bombing by the Colombian army.Colombia puts an end to the first left-wing government in its history in a transfer stained by the corruption loop. Colombian president, the ultra Abelardo De la Espriella, had promised during his election campaign to tigh…

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By Fernando Ramos, CNN en Español The image of President Abelardo De La Espriella walking among 23 bodies of alleged FARC dissident guerrillas, packed in white plastic bags and displayed to the media on the floor of a military battalion in the department of Guaviare this Wednesday, has unleashed all kinds

·Panama City, United States
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The president of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, showed himself alongside the bodies of criminal leaders killed by the security forces and warned: "Those who do not submit will end this way." Experts consulted by Sputnik warned about the impact of this strategy and how "legitimate force has limits."

Publication by Abelardo De La Espriella generated criticism from members of the opposition, who accused him of violating principles of international humanitarian law

·São Paulo, Brazil
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In a video posted on social media, the Colombian president described the operation as a “lethal coup.” Colombia’s leader is sitting on a desk surrounded by military and police officers, and presents what he describes as evidence of a successful military operation. But the ranks in front of him are not [...]

“I promised them to face terrorism and I am doing it,” says the Colombian president in a video broadcast on social networks, in which he is seen among the white bags containing the bodies of 23 dead in a bombing of the Colombian army. Colombian president, the ultra Abelardo De la Espriella, had promised during his election campaign to tighten security policies against violent groups in Colombia. But few thought that it would also harden the form…

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KIFI broke the news in Idaho Falls, United States on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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