Colombia: Government Warns Against Possible "Terrorist Acts" at President's Inauguration
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The elected president, representative of the hard right, asked Parliament to transfer the ceremony from the capital Bogotá to the third largest city in the country, close to territories under the control of armed groups. Mr. de la Espriella, 48, won the elections in June with a strong speech against the armed groups involved in cocaine trafficking, which he promised to bomb with the help of the United States. The minister of defence of the outgo…
There comes an ignorant pillage about the non-renewable natural resources and about the working people of Colombia, who build the real wealth of the country, warned the head of state
From the afternoon of this Thursday, August 6 and until the morning of Saturday, 8, Bucaramanga will be under dry law and a series of special restrictions decreed by the Mayor for the presidential possession of Abelardo de la Espriella, scheduled for this August 7. The decision was adopted to prevent disturbances of public order and strengthen the security of citizens during one of the most important institutional acts in the country. The measur…
The new Colombian president will be inducted on Friday under very high protection.The authorities fear the attacks of the armed groups that he promised... Read more Colombia holds its breath before a high-risk investiture in Cali appeared first on Le Singulier.
General (r) Pedro Sánchez assured that security for presidential possession is ready, but does not underestimate the president's warning.
(EFE).- The outgoing president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, warned this Monday of the existence of "tens of tons of explosives in Cali", capital of the department of Valle del Cauca, where the elected president, Abelardo de la Espriella, will take office this Friday. "We know of the existence of dozens of tons of explosives in Cali. [...] The entry The alert that Petro launched before the inauguration Abelardo De la Espriella was first published …
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