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Colombia minister asks forgiveness as police brutality protests continue - Stabroek News

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BOGOTA,  (Reuters) - Colombia’s defence minister apologized yesterday on behalf of the police for the death of a detained man that has sparked several nights of protests in Bogota and nearby Soacha, leaving 13 dead and hundreds injured.

The article Colombia minister asks forgiveness as police brutality protests continue appeared first on Stabroek News.

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