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コロンビア南部のCAUCA県の先住民は、FARCゲリラと政府治安軍隊の戦闘対立に迷惑·嫌気をさして、先住民の地域から出て行くように声明を発表
Los indígenas del sur de Colombia se enfrentan al Gobierno y a las FARC
Los líderes de la provincia de Cauca exigen a las FARC y el Ejército que cesen los enfrentamientos
Los indígenas rechazan tanto a las fuerzas de seguridad como a la guerrilla
Un niño muere asesinado por una moto bomba junto a un campo de fútbol
The Indians of southern Colombia are fighting the government and the FARC
The leaders of the province of Cauca require the FARC and the army to cease fighting
The Indians rejected both the security forces and the guerrillas
A child is killed by a motorcycle bomb near a soccer field
The Country Madrid 11 JUL 2012 - 13:07 CET
The leaders of the province of Cauca require the FARC and the army to cease fighting
The Indians rejected both the security forces and the guerrillas
A child is killed by a motorcycle bomb near a soccer field
The Country Madrid 11 JUL 2012 - 13:07 CET
The leader of a small indigenous community in Colombia has been planted at the violence of the FARC and the Colombian Army and asked them to take their fighting elsewhere. Yules Marcos, leader of the town of Toribio, said that the civilians of the place are sick of the violence that has intensified in recent days. According to BBC reports, ten people were injured by shots of terrorists during the attempt to seize the police station in the city of Cauca, in the Southwest.
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According to the Indian leader, the accumulation of police and army to defend the FARC has increased violence and insecurity as inhabitants of the area. "I do not know how to strengthen the presence of security forces will defend the people," said Yules, quoted by BBC. "On the contrary, increasing increases the fighting forces."
Many people have been injured in various violence in recent days in Cauca. The handmade mortar attacks by the FARC have forced dozens of residents of Toribio to leave the city and take refuge in the countryside. Indian authorities claim the right to organize their own defense.
In this context, the people of the area have already faced both the police and the guerrillas. On Monday, about a thousand people headed the said station to lift the barricade that had formed the police to fend off the rebels. Furthermore, a committee of Indians went to the mountains that surround Toribio to require the guerrillas to abandon their lands. "We were a thousand people to see the guerrillas to tell them to leave, that we want, we want to leave us alone," said Feliciano Valencia, the Cauca Indigenous Committee.
The latest violence occurred in the area Tuesday when a seven-year-old died and four others were injured in a motorcycle bomb in the town of Algeria, in Cauca. The governor of the province, Themistocles Ortega reported that the bike was next to a soccer field where children played, as France Presse. It exploded when a helicopter was making a forced landing in the field.
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According to the Indian leader, the accumulation of police and army to defend the FARC has increased violence and insecurity as inhabitants of the area. "I do not know how to strengthen the presence of security forces will defend the people," said Yules, quoted by BBC. "On the contrary, increasing increases the fighting forces."
Many people have been injured in various violence in recent days in Cauca. The handmade mortar attacks by the FARC have forced dozens of residents of Toribio to leave the city and take refuge in the countryside. Indian authorities claim the right to organize their own defense.
In this context, the people of the area have already faced both the police and the guerrillas. On Monday, about a thousand people headed the said station to lift the barricade that had formed the police to fend off the rebels. Furthermore, a committee of Indians went to the mountains that surround Toribio to require the guerrillas to abandon their lands. "We were a thousand people to see the guerrillas to tell them to leave, that we want, we want to leave us alone," said Feliciano Valencia, the Cauca Indigenous Committee.
The latest violence occurred in the area Tuesday when a seven-year-old died and four others were injured in a motorcycle bomb in the town of Algeria, in Cauca. The governor of the province, Themistocles Ortega reported that the bike was next to a soccer field where children played, as France Presse. It exploded when a helicopter was making a forced landing in the field.
南部コロンビアのインディアンは、政府とFARCを戦っている
カウカ州の指導者たちは、FARCと軍が戦いを止めする必要が
インディアンは、治安部隊とゲリラの両方を拒否
子供がサッカー場の近くにオートバイ爆弾によって殺される
カントリーマドリード11 JUL 2012 - 13時07分CET
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