Former Colombian Leader Denies Role in Bloody 1990s Massacres
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Santa Maria Times
Independent EspañolBOGOTÁ (AP) — The influential former Colombian president Álvaro Uribe made an inquiry on Friday as part of the prosecution's investigations into the formation of a paramilitary group and two massacres perpetrated almost 30 years ago by paramilitaries.
This time the prosecution will hear the version of the former president about the paramilitary massacres of El Aro (1997) and La Granja (1996) in the convulsed region of Antioquia, when he was governor.
It is investigated by concert for aggravated crime and homicide in a protected person. Yesterday declared the expara Salvatore Mancuso. The post “I have not been a murderer”: Uribe gives inquest for massacres in Antioquia appeared first on La Silla Empty.
The former head of State said he is innocent of the accusations that link him to the creation of paramilitary groups.
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