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Ombudsman Questioned De La Espriella After Presenting Terrorists Killed in Bombing: “It Is Not a Competition for Those Who Can Be Crueler”

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Iris Marin criticized the official scene after the offensive in Guaviare and warned that an institution should not display authority with humiliation, but act within the Constitution and humanitarian law

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Colombia's president Abelardo de la Espriella is at the centre of criticism for performing 23 alleged Farc rebels in white bags, killed in a military operation on August 30th. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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After the dissemination of images with corpses in Guaviare and the death of minors in operatives the complaint that the executive seeks to dispute fear.

·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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Lean Left

"The bodies should not be normalized as part of the scenery," said Iris Marín after images shared by the president himself. The post Defensoría questions De la Espriella for walking between corpses in Guaviare appeared first on La Silla Empty.

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Iris Marin criticized the official scene after the offensive in Guaviare and warned that an institution should not display authority with humiliation, but act within the Constitution and humanitarian law

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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In collaboration with the daily newspaper L'Adige we receive and publish the link of the following news. Opinione thanks the publisher for the multimedia partnership. /// Cadaveri rebeli Farc in video, controversy over the Colombian president De la Espriella. Deserving of the guarantor for human rights after the dissemination of images Link to the news

Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella is at the center of a strong controversy for having exhibited in a video the corpses of alleged rebels of the Farc killed on August 30. Read more The controversy for the video of the Colombian president among the bodies of the rebels killed on News.it.

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