write on behalf of the team's Human Rights Program at the Autonomous University of Mexico City in solidarity with the families and Mexican friends of the slain or wounded in Ecuadorian territory as a result of Colombia's illegal bombing, which constitutes an act of state terrorism.
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All those killed or injured in this incident, whether or not fighters FARC is Colombia's victims of serious violations of international humanitarian law, including the Geneva Conventions, and relevant elements of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, given the circumstances in which the bombing took place, equivalently to victims of U.S. state terrorism in Iraq or Afghanistan, or his rivals of the past lingering in Guatemala, Chile, Argentina, El Salvador, Peru and Nicaragua. URGENT
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But before the onslaught of the intelligence services involved and the means to be manipulated by them to the Mexicans (and others) whose rights were violated in this tragic incident are entitled to all presumptions and protections of international humanitarian law and human rights as civilian non-combatants, and the survivors as Lucía Andrea Morett to full recognition of their rights to shelter and / or asylum, where appropriate, and a truly committed to consular assistance their rights and safety.
statements so far irrelevant and inconsistent with the Mexican government's case does not fall short of the seriousness of these events and their implications. They seem instead give priority to promoting hunting freedoms emerging research, expression, and association performed by the university community of the UNAM and the Polytechnic, and other sectors involved in the scramble to a Latin America free from the constraints of U.S. hegemony, and a sovereign and peaceful Colombia, respects the rights of victims 60 years of oligarchic war against his people. Count on our solidarity in this shared struggle.
On behalf of the team: Enrique González Ruiz, coordinator, Camilo Perez Bustillo, Ruben Garcia Clark, Oscar Gonzalez.
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INSIST
But before the onslaught of the intelligence services involved and the means to be manipulated by them to the Mexicans (and others) whose rights were violated in this tragic incident are entitled to all presumptions and protections of international humanitarian law and human rights as civilian non-combatants, and the survivors as Lucía Andrea Morett to full recognition of their rights to shelter and / or asylum, where appropriate, and a truly committed to consular assistance their rights and safety.
statements so far irrelevant and inconsistent with the Mexican government's case does not fall short of the seriousness of these events and their implications. They seem instead give priority to promoting hunting freedoms emerging research, expression, and association performed by the university community of the UNAM and the Polytechnic, and other sectors involved in the scramble to a Latin America free from the constraints of U.S. hegemony, and a sovereign and peaceful Colombia, respects the rights of victims 60 years of oligarchic war against his people. Count on our solidarity in this shared struggle.
On behalf of the team: Enrique González Ruiz, coordinator, Camilo Perez Bustillo, Ruben Garcia Clark, Oscar Gonzalez.
xxi century socialism Venezuela Venezuela
mexico politics blog politics terrorism media Colombia left 13deabril Bolivarian revolution
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