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I Blame the Press

Remember how a couple of weeks ago Alvaro Uribe’s staff explained that he actually wasn’t ever very popular to begin with? They weren’t kidding! Armed with this new information, the Colombian public isn’t holding back anymore. From the Latin Americanist:


Colombian president Alvaro Uribe was jeered during a speech yesterday where he defended his security policy. "I won't hand over one millimeter to the criminals" declared Uribe while part of a crowd booed and called him an “assassin” as well as a friend of right-wing paramilitary groups.

Uribe was mocked while speaking at Bogota’s main square to welcome Gustavo Moncayo- a 55-year-old teacher who spent seven weeks walking all over the Colombia in a campaign for the freeing of kidnap victims. (Moncayo’s son has been held hostage for ten years by leftist guerillas). Yet Moncayo engaged in a debate with Uribe after the president claimed that he would set aside a special zone for negotiations with guerillas.

Then they were all shot. The end.

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