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TODAY— Another atrocity by the Colombian AGC paramilitary, originally backed by Israeli soldiers and guns. It’s issued a death threat to renowned campesino organizer Andres Narváez and 6 human rights defenders. Warning them to abandon their lands in 73 hours or be slaughtered.

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Camila Lourdes Galarza17 days ago

The threats comes amidst massacres and airstrikes by US-backed puppet president Abelardo de la Espriella and his DOD handlers who blatantly interfered in Colombia’s elections. Last week, I broke down the history of the AGC. All intl press should call for an end to this terror.

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AfroCubaWeb16 days ago

Yes, absolutely. The AGC came out of the AUC, founded by Uribe and trained extensively in Israel according to the autobiography "Mi confesión" of its leader, Carlos Castaño. Israel sold them arms. The AUC was one of the largest narcos in Colombia.

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