Colombian President Supports Former Military in U.S. Trial on Case of the Palace of Justice · Global Voices
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BOGOTÁ (AP) — Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella called on Monday to activate diplomacy to support an ex-military who is about to face a civil trial in the United States, considering that he acted as a “hero” during one of the most remembered episodes of violence in the United States.
A grand jury in Miami will determine tomorrow whether Colonel (r) was responsible for the torture and murder of Carlos Horacio Urán in 1985. The post Abelardo ordered to back Plazas Vega in his U.S. trial appeared first on La Silla Empty.
The President of Colombia orders the chancellor and the ambassador in Washington to accompany the defense of those who led the return of the Bogotá Palace of Justice in 1985.
The application is known one day before a federal jury determines whether the ex-military is responsible for the torture and death of Judge Carlos Horacio Urán during the return of the Palace of Justice in 1985.
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