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locations popularity medical infrastructure was largely ignored by politicians in the capital of bogota. before the hospital had 38 oxygen tanks imagine that trying to get through a pandemic with 38 tanks of oxygen thanks to donations from local business totaling 400000 pesos we could set up the hospital with our liquid oxygen tank. this helps a little but the 2nd wave of infections is now bringing a shortage of medicine no one here can think about vaccines against cope at 19 the staff are approaching burnout. you can feel they're tired and some staff members have fainted from exhaustion their working hours are very very long. at the beginning of march 117000 facts in doses were delivered to bogota these were meant to reach 50000000 colombians but nobody into moscow believes that they will get a single dose. on mario diaz is a research fellow in the department of politics and international relations at the university of sheffield why is the situation so difficult in some of colombia's marginalized communities. well drawn to understand the tradition of these marginalized communities is i

at the beginning of march 117000 facts seem doses were delivered to bogota these were meant to reach 50000000 colombians but nobody in to moscow believes that they will get a single dose. on mario diaz is a research fellow in the department of politics and international relations at the university of sheffield why is the situation so difficult in some of colombia's modularized communities. well i don't understand the situation of these marginalized communities is important to take into consideration what the form of government called the historical depth of colombia the state level rural areas which basically can be summarized in 4 aspects the 1st one is the. development guff which it refers to rural areas not having basic services they want electricity to roles hospitals or schools the 2nd refers to a social inequality a long concentration according to poke fun 66 percent of reductive live airline think along in the hands of 0.4 percent of the total population the 3rd one is the brawling of the lack of states presence in some areas of software not of still under control of illegal g

around 1000 kilometers from the capital of bogota tourists come here from around the world despite the locations popularity medical infrastructure was largely ignored by politicians in the capital of bogota. before the hospital had 38 oxygen tanks imagine that trying to get through a pandemic with 38 tanks of oxygen thanks to donations from local business totaling 400000 pesos we could set up the hospital with a liquid oxygen tank. this helps a little but the 2nd wave of infections is now bringing a shortage of medicine no one here can think about vaccines against cope at 19 the staff are approaching burnout. you can feel their tiredness some staff members have fainted from exhaustion their working hours are very very long. at the beginning of march 117000 facts in doses were delivered to bogota these were meant to reach 50000000 colombians but nobody in to moscow believes that they will get a single dose. on mario the us is a research fellow in the department of politics and international relations at the university of sheffield why is the situation so difficult in some of colombia's

location is the pacific coast next to ecuador's border around 1000 kilometers from the capital of bogota tourists come here from around the world despite the locations popularity medical infrastructure was largely ignored by politicians in the capital of bogota. before the hospital had 38 oxygen tanks imagine that trying to get through a pandemic with 38 tanks of oxygen thanks to donations from local business totaling 400000 pesos we could set up the hospital with liquid oxygen tank. this helps a little but the 2nd wave of infections is now bringing a shortage of medicine no one here can think about vaccines against cope at 19 the staff are approaching burnout. you can feel their tiredness and some staff members have fainted from exhaustion their working hours are very very long all the things that. at the beginning of march 117000 facts in doses were delivered to bogota these were meant to reach 50000000 colombians but nobody into marco believes that they will get a single dose. on mario diaz is a research fellow in the department of politics and international relations at the universit

todo lo que dice es verdad.su barrio, ubicado en el sur de bogotÁ, tiene un lugar autosostenible y hacecen. >> donde lo que llaman basura no es basura, sino que lo que es es una fuente econÓmica. >> la basura es tambiÉn su tesoro mÁs preciado. no desaprovecha nada. y mÁs de 1000 hechos y los habitantes viven de sus propios cultivos. >> tenemos pimentÓn, >> tiene mÁs conciencia ambiental que cualquier eco y de la primera tanto como a su barrio. ahora es ejemplo de talla mundial. aunque estÁn felices con el premio, la falta recursos no les ha permitido viajar a mÉxico a recibirlo. aÚn es si exhibe la carta como el mayor de sus orgullos. y el barrio sigue siendo el mayor de los tesoros. fÉlix: se confirma, el talento artÍstico no tiene edad. esta pequeÑa estÁ arrasando en las redes sociales con su interpretaciÓn de un popular tema de selena. quien falleciÓ en 1996. joana: se trata de la pequeÑa que como pueden verse emociona con el contagioso ritmo y no sÓlo canta el estribillo, sino que baila el tema de la reina del tex—mex. esta pequeÑa tienen futuro en los escenarios. va a tener que ten

. >> a primera vista, esta bodega en bogotá parece una de muchas donde traen material para separar, peroertir en la fibra textil. >> estos hilos son aprovechados para esta familia que fabrica ropa para adultos y niños. >> se puede reciclar 12 botellas plásticas y no se contamina. >> en este proceso,nada se pierde . >> sirven para aretes, manillas. >> según la conferencia de las naciones unidas de comercio desarrollo, los seres humanos solo usamos una prenda en 95 ocasiones antes de desecharla, una estadística que aumentó un 36% desde el año 2002. >> para expertos en moda fabricada con plástico, la ropa con hilo sintético tiene más durabilidad de 15 años, un equivalente de las prendas que se diseñan con fibras como lana, lino o algodón . >> en bogotá, colombia, noticias telemundo . >> qué buena iniciativa, preciosos vestidos. >> una pausa, al regresar, meghan markle hace una confesión importante durante la entrevista con oprah, ya volvemos >> todo lo que necesita saber para comenzar su día >> tenemos ayuda disponible nuestra comunidad más noticias- damos voz a nuestra gente. >> estoy cont

baquero: juan viajaba con frecuencia de estados unidos a bogotÁ.to. juan: y empezÓ a bajar y a bajar y bajar, y despuÉs una de sus hijas dice que su papÁ ya habÍa muerto. para mÍ fue como volver a arrancar de nuevo. como que muriÓ y con Él se muriÓ el secreto de dÓnde estÁ mi hermano y cÓmo me podÍa acercar mÁs a Él. baquero: obstinado, no quiso quedarse con las manos vacÍas y buscÓ pacientemente a las hijas del seÑor. juan: ella me contÓ que sÍ, que su papÁ lo habÍa tomado al niÑo y que lo llevÓ a la casa y que despuÉs se lo llevÓ donde una tÍa. entonces, para mÍ todo eso era lo mÁs nuevo que yo habÍa podido encontrar, lo mÁs cercano. y yo “bueno, vamos a ver a tu tÍa”, y me mandÓ una foto, de hecho, la segunda foto de mi hermano. veo la foto y para mÍ era como “wow. o sea, estoy mÁs cerca”. baquero: aunque en realidad aÚn estaba muy lejos. por eso quiso ver cÓmo lucirÍa su hermano con el paso de los aÑos. juan: “photo progression”. era costosÍsimo. tratÉ de escribirle a un investigador privado acÁ. baquero: pero pasaba el tiempo y a pesar de los

locations popularity medical infrastructure was largely ignored by politicians in the capital of bogota. before the hospital had. 38 oxygen tanks imagine that trying to get through a pandemic with 38 tanks of oxygen thanks to donations from local businesses totaling 400000 pesos we could set up the hospital with a liquid oxygen tank. this helps a little but the 2nd wave of infections is now bringing a shortage of medicine no one here can think about vaccines against cope at 19 the staff are approaching burnout. you can feel their tiredness some staff members have fainted from exhaustion their working hours are very very long or. at the beginning of march 117000 facts in doses were delivered to bogota these were meant to reach 50000000 colombians but nobody in to moscow believes that they will get a single dose. on mario the us is a research fellow with the department of politics and international relations at the university of sheffield why is the situation so difficult in some of colombia's modularized communities. well drawn to understand the tradition of these marginalized communitie

. >> a sus 15 aÑos salomÉ ha participado en el festival de cine y festi cine, dos evento en bogotÁ ha esta vez con poca fortuna. gracias por acompaÑar - buenos... buenos dÍas, betty. ¿serÁ que podemos hablar? - claro que sÍ, doctor. ¿quÉ se le ofrece? - saber quÉ pasÓ anoche. - ah, pues, salimos de ahÍ con nicolÁs, fuimos a comer y despuÉs me llevÓ a la casa. [♪♪♪] - quÉ bien, quÉ bueno. quÉ bueno. oiga, betty, ¿y usted, de casualidad, no...? es que ¿cÓmo le digo? ayer usted tenÍa un compromiso conmigo, ¿sÍ?

dr coming up the 80 works as a plastic surgeon in bogota where he performs cosmetic surgery but also helps disfigured accident victims. he lives with his wife in one of the better neighborhoods of the city his housekeeper comes to clean regularly. the doctor says goodbye to her and leaves for the day. we are that much of. this every day i see this contrast between my own life. and wants going on in my country. i think the opportunities life is granted now come with the responsibility. but they're all off. the mark. when the pandemic began dr prieto started collecting donations. such as masks medicines and disinfectants mostly from fake companies and 5 donors. from the. volunteer pilots at the pacific civil air patrol for example are also happy to support dr prieto in his efforts. 3 years. occasionally there are complications to deal with. pilot jose luis ollie barrows talks about a recent mishap while attempting to land after being warned of a house on the runway he was forced to fly over and restart his landing maneuver. during trips to remote areas such experiences are commonplace

from early in this number is about 30 percent in other cities it's much much worse. 3rd spot goes to bogota residents of the colombian capital spend an average of 230 hours a year going nowhere fast that's almost 10 full days the frustration can sometimes boil over. number 2. and $29.00 drivers in the indian mega city spent an average of 243 hours stuck in traffic. but when it comes. still world beating congestion look no further than many. researchers worked out that in 2019 road users in the capital of the philippines last 257 hours of their lives to the commute to many self-absorbed drivers with big egos crammed into narrow spaces . anti waste by contrast are always busy but never congested how do they manage to. communicate via sense they have to lands to produce them various pheromones convey information such as danger food all this way. i think it's long book for the community to muck their system up to and that once. working or throw it should not stop by individuals because. i don't think that one can teach the people. and on a communal effort and adapt as conditions change humans c

dr coming up for the 8 to works as a plastic surgeon in bogota where he performs cosmetic surgery but also helps disfigured accident victims. he lives with his wife in one of the better neighborhoods of the city his housekeeper comes to clean regularly. the doctor says goodbye to her and leaves for the day. we are there more to. all of the us but as he does every day i see this contrast between my own life. it and wants going on all that in my country he said i think the opportunities life is granted now come with the responsibility. but they're all off. when the pandemic began dr prieto started collecting donations. such as masks medicines and disinfectants mostly from big companies and 5 donors. volunteer pilots at the pacific civil air patrol for example are also happy to support dr prieto and his efforts. it's just. occasionally there are complications to deal with. pilot jose luis ollie better those talks about a recent mishap while attempting to land after being warned of cows on the runway he was forced to fly over and restart his landing maneuver. during trips to remote areas

doctor coming up the 8 to works as a plastic surgeon in bogota where he performs cosmetic surgery but also helps disfigured accident victims. he lives with his wife in one of the better neighborhoods of the city his housekeeper comes to clean regularly. the doctor says goodbye to her and leaves for the day. where the more.

en bogotÁ, baquero, univisiÓn. patricia: cambiemos de tema.marzo o despuÉs de las vacaciones de primavera. el gobernador sustenta su decisiÓn en la disminuciÓn de los casos de coronavirus y el plan de vacunaciÓn que ya estÁ en marcha. mientras tanto, en texas es el anuncio del gobernador greg abbott harÁ una reapertura total de las actividades a partir del 10 de marzo que ha generado mÁs indignaciÓn que apoyo. aquÍ las autoridades un ligero a la poblaciÓn a no bajar la guardia, sobre todo en houston donde se han de tec hago las cepas mÁs contagiosas del virus. despuÉs de alcanzar una cifra rÉcord a mediados de enero, la curva de contagios allÍ bajo en forma considerable a su punto mÁs bajo, pero desde entonces los contagios volvieron a subir en la Última semana y esto ha preocupado a muchos residentes, incluyendo los que trabajan en el sector de la salud. [habla en inglÉs] >> a pesar de que el gobernador de texas ordenÓ suspender el uso obligatorio de mascarillas y abrir al 100% los comercios, algunos dueÑos y restaurantes prefieren seguir ope

aproximadamente, por lo pronto los biÓlogos estiman que 130 ejemplares viven en los andes colombianos, en bogotÁideal sin que uno tenga que ser hombre o mujer o papÁ o mamÁ, con esto nos muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos, recuerde que hay mÁs noticias esta noche aquÍ, asÍ que vamos a estar esperÁndolos en telemundo. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪

aparatoso de las imÁgenes, milagrosamente el periodista saliÓ ileso y hoy nos acompaÑa vÍa zoom desde bogotÁcae encima, no me cae en la cabeza ni en la espalda, sino en un costado. despuÉs de las valoraciones mÉdicas, no sucediÓ absolutamente nada aparte de un golpe en la nariz y un pequeÑo golpe que tengo aquÍ, pero absolutamente nada que lamentar, gracias a dios. karla me encanta tu valentÍa y cÓmo has tomado esto que ocurriÓ, como algo que ocurre todos los dÍas en televisiÓn en vivo. ¿quÉ te han dicho? ¿te han dado alguna explicaciÓn de lo que pasÓ ese dÍa? carlos: a la empresa estÁ haciendo una investigaciÓn interna para dar una respuesta de lo que sucediÓ. quÉ fallÓ en la escenografÍa. Ésas son las pantallas led donde nosotros analizamos las jugadas, y todavÍa no hay una respuesta. hay que esperar, pero afortunadamente el golpe no me pegÓ en la cabeza, en la nuca ni en esta espalda. medio en este lado. yo sÍ me pego en la mesa. golpe en la nariz, en el diente, pero no pasÓ a mayores. pudo ser un milagro. carolina: te agradecemos por haber estado con nosotros. fue un milagro. quÉ bueno q

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the victim says the government's apology is simply not enough i was on a run here to reports from bogota i guess you are it took the colombian government 20 years to recognize part of the state's responsibility in the case of jeanette the door you're the colombian journalist was abducted tortured and raped while investigating arm trafficking network between paramilitaries and colombian say to officials in 2000 i know but it is. in the name of the columbia state i recognize our international responsibility for the failings of the judicial system but did not realize or worth the pain all of us to get and for the victim and i offer an apology to jeanette we're doing for the damage it caused. be doing as campaign for 2 decades to bring her attackers to justice for her the government's acknowledgement is another slap in the face. this is a case where part of the evidence has been lost where my mother and i have constantly been threatened witnesses have been threatened and killed and we're to this day those who threaten me say i will be raped again a full apology requires recognizing that thes

the have more from bogota.he report shows an important increase in violent incidents, disappearances, mass displacement and a number of regions. they are compounded by the restrictions put in place by both the state and armed groups due to the pandemic, and the violence seems to be expanding to new areas, they documented for example, over 350 victims of explosive devices and 69 minutes of values across the country, of which 41 not reported any incident in 2019. the red cross also found a major increase in attacks against health care workers. >> it's a paradox. at the exact time people need more attention, health personnel are being attacked more than any other time. reporter: this is a hugely complex humanitarian situation, with many communities that have become even more isolated and have received less protection during the pandemic. that is why the red cross is calling to both the state, the military and these armed groups to ensure the respect of human rights, and also ensure the access to covid-19 vaccines

from berlin this number is about 30 percent in other cities it's much much worse. 3rd spot goes to bogota residents of the colombian capital spend an average of 230 hours a year going nowhere fast that's almost 10 full days the frustration can sometimes boil over ringback. number 2 bengal in $29.00 drivers in the indian mega city spent an average of 243 hours stuck in traffic. but when it comes. world beating congestion look no further than mine know that researchers worked out that in 2019 route users in the capital of the philippines last 257 hours of their lives to the daily commute to many self-absorbed drivers with big egos crammed into narrow spaces. anti waste by contrast are always busy but never congested how do they manage to. communicate via sense they have plans to produce the various pheromones convey information such as danger food all this way. i think it's long work for the community you don't want the system up to know that once you're. working or throw it shares not stop by individuals because. i don't think that one can teach the people to be. and still tend on a commun

world and this number is about 30 percent in other cities it's much much worse. 3rd spot goes to bogota residents of the colombian capital spend an average of 230 hours a year going nowhere fast that's almost 10 full days the frustration can sometimes boil over. number 2. and $29.00 drivers in the indian mega city spent an average of 243 hours stuck in traffic. but when it comes to world peace interim gesture look no further than men know that researchers worked out that in 2019 road users in the capital of the philippines last 257 hours of their lives to the daily commute to many self-absorbed drivers with big egos crammed into narrow spaces. anti waste by contrast are always busy but never congested how do they manage that. sense to communicate via sense they have to lands to produce them various pheromones convey information such as danger food all this way and think it's long there the minute you do not there the system up there and that once you're. looking. through it should not stop by individuals because. it adds to think that you can teach people. and still tend on a communal e

dr coming up the 80 works as a plastic surgeon in bogota where he performs cosmetic surgery but also helps disfigured accident victims. he lives with his wife in one of the better neighborhoods of the city his housekeeper comes to clean regularly. the doctor says goodbye to her and leaves for the day. we have the more you're. full of the us but every day i see this contrast between my own life. and wants going on that in my country he said i think the opportunities life is granted now come with the responsibility. of. the year. when the pandemic began dr prieta started collecting donations. such as masks medicines and disinfectants mostly from big companies and 5 donors. from the. volunteer pilots at the pacific civil air patrol for example are also happy to support dr prieto in his efforts. through its use. occasionally there are complications to deal with. pilot jose luis ollie better those talks about a recent mishap while attempting to land after being warned of cows on the runway he was forced to fly over and restart his landing maneuver. during trips to remote areas such experi

reports from bogota. that only general's office had until friday to decide if it was going to formally charge former president. in a case that has deeply divided the colombians this decision now to request to shelve their investigation could be the end of a case that started back in 2008 dean at the time the country's supreme court was investigating even placing him under house arrest for 2 months that is until decided to resign is senate seat forcing the case to be moved to the attorney general's office under colombian law. for months or even as critics have alleged that they would have favored duty with the attorney general is a close ally of current president even ducat and what he brought to the chief prosecutor in the case said in a statement on friday that after a comprehensive evaluation of the evidence there was no proof that only we had committed any crime or who had insisted he is in this it treated tank. god for this positive step the lefty senator events of prayer that whoever falsely accused

doctor coming up the 8 to works as a plastic surgeon in bogota where he performs cosmetic surgery but also helps disfigured accident victims. he lives with his wife in one of the better neighborhoods of the city his housekeeper comes to clean regularly. the doctor says goodbye to her and leaves for the day. we have that much of. the us but this every day i see this contrast between my own life. it and wants going on in my country he said i think the opportunities life is granted now come with the responsibility. for your all aflutter yes. when the pandemic began dr prieto started collecting donations. such as masks medicines and disinfectants mostly from big companies and 5 donors. bolland here pilots at the pacific civil air patrol for example are also happy to support dr prieto in his efforts. for. flights. occasionally and there are complications to deal with. pilot jose luis ollie better those talks about a recent mishap while attempting to land after being warned of cows on the runway he was forced to fly over and restart his landing maneuver. during trips to remote areas such ex

let's return to rome here to joins us now live from bogota colombia. tell us more about this arrest of the former president and what the reaction has been. well yes nick i knew it was actually found by the police hiding underneath a bed base in the house of relatives in the city of 3 that in northern. she was discovered by the police around 18 am we understand also that her family members try to physically stop the police from taking their way to her family members was were also arrested and this operation she was then transferred to the capital. during the night that she's now being held in custody at a prison. in a special forces against crime she was able to briefly speak to some journalists during her arrest we just heard are saying that this arrest is irregular she believes that the socialist government. is illegally doing this for process is this against her and against a number of other officials of her interim government. cassio who is a government minister of the current administration i say confirmed that another 2 ministers were also arreste

stories that actually matter in the greater scheme of things starting with this little nugget out of bogota where after a 6 year halt to colombian president ivan 2 k. has decided to restart to the toxic aerial spraying of good life glad to say 8 coca crops as early as next month. how exciting now for today's bonus prize who here remembers just what made that awful chemical life of state such a household name for those of you playing at home feel free to yell it out yell out that correct answer yes you in the back you got it right yes months santino life to say comes from the month told round up lawsuits remember it was quite to say that we killing and own legibly cancer causing chemical now was at the center of the now infamous $10000000000.00 civil lawsuit settlement that monsanto owner bayer paid out to thousands upon thousands of non hodgkin lymphoma suffering groundskeepers and homeowners who got horribly ill after using their roundup brand of weed killer that is chock full of life to sate so now the question is why on earth would colombian president took a decide to spray such a danger

those who've been detained to be punished and it's under impunity is following developments from bogota in neighboring colombia these are very very serious charges and based on what is in the warrants and there is no strong evidence so far no smoking gun i'd say at this point to avoid this suspicion that this is a politically motivated process and the arrest warrant the. prosecutors talked about local media reports some level of testimony but nothing particularly strong there is a though the fact that at that time the head of the army did publicly request a moralist to step down but again i think it's fair to remember dad from when she was president and also. when he was president that times have used their tradition against their critics against their political opponents so in many ways this is nothing new it has happened before in believe if indeed it is a politically motivated process about the current president and he said when he overwhelmingly won the elections last year he had promised to turn the page on the old way of doing politics in the country but now dead he is and there a

there's no evidence the former president committed a crime and listen to rump yet he has more from bogota. that the only general's office had until friday to decide if it was going to formally charge former president. in a case that has deeply divided the colombians this decision now to request to shelve their investigation could be the end of a case that started back in 2018 at the time the country's supreme court was investigating even placing him under house arrest for 2 months that is until they decided to resign is senate seats forcing the case to be moved to the attorney general's office under colombian law. for months so do you miss critics had alleged that the would have favored duty versus the attorney general is a close ally of current president even ducat and would be liberated the chief prosecutor in the case said in a statement on friday that after a comprehensive evaluation of the evidence there was no proof that oliva had committed any crime or who had insisted he is innocent treated tank god for this positive step but left the senator events a pair who were falsely accused

stories that actually matter in the greater scheme of things starting with this little now get out of bogota we're after a 6 year halt colombian president i've been to k has decided to restart to the toxic aerial spraying of life state on coca crops as early as next month. how exciting now for today's boat.

front of police officers on may 25th 2000 by a group of right wing paramilitaries outside a prison in bogota and then tortured and raped for 16 hours before being abandoned on the side of a road she says prison guards and the police were involved and then army general and the police. chief were behind the attack among others her captors at the time told r.t. assault was a direct message to the press and. the case as long as justice system well but has become the symbol of all women and journalists fighting against impunity in the country that is going. to tax on journalists and women continues just like 20 years ago impunity remains higher the 98 percent in these cases so it's very difficult to believe the state when it says it's committed in the fight on crimes against journalists and women when clearly it is not the case that these are not failings of particular moment in time they are structural. i must say they did 3 former paramilitaries have been convicted for the attack recently but none of the masterminds and now the case reached the interim american court for human rights the court'

reports now from bogota. it is. for the 1st time 2 of the most feared warlords in colombia civil conflict feast each other in the country's streets commission albeit virtually. or fark in a war against the colombian states the less 260000 people dead until the signing of a peace deal in 2016 and the other salvatore man calls the who led the right wing death squads the murder of thousands of union members farmers in fark sympathizers he is currently being held you know united states prison and drug trafficking charges. mortal enemies in the past. need to kill each other in a civilized manner. and barbarity said we commit to. the 2 are promising to confess their crimes in a symbolic and potentially revel the tory series of meetings. we arrived here with the sincere desire to contribute to the truce in a spirit of reconciliation we're not looking for justification or to celebrate the horrors of war colombia's 2016 peace deal but the victims of the conflict at the center of a process that promised truth reparations and

against health care workers and facilities al-jazeera the other summer i'm here to report stuff from bogota. at the report from the red cross shows that an important increase in violence. is the period. mathes placement in a number of regions in the country all compounded by the restrictions put in place by both the state and armed groups due to depend. and the violence seems to be expanding to new areas they documented for example over $250.00 victims of explosive devices in $69.00 municipalities across the country of which $41.00 had not reported any incident in 2019 the red cross also found a major increase in attacks against health care workers this is. exactly it's a paradox at the exact time when people need more medical attention and my health personnel are being attacked more than at any other time since we started collecting data in colombia. so this is a hugely complex humanitarian situation with many communities that have become even more isolated and have received less protection doing the pandemic and that's why the red cross is calling on both to state the military and these a

anger aimed at the defense minister who has called the line as machines of war and reports now from bogota. these are the few available pictures of the march 2nd bombing by the colombian army of a faction of rebels in southwest colombia in which human rights groups say up to 12 miners could have been killed one teenager is known to have died in. the government acknowledges there were young people at the rebel camp but not their children were among those killed defense minister. to public outrage saying that any young victim should be regarded as a machine of war when the operation followed international protocols. it's clear under international law that recruited mine is a victims but after being trained to prepared they become young competence the active student disposition of affecting life and generating terror against the population we can't afford that many criminals who started as guerillas at 13 in committed all sorts of crimes. you know that's what opposition politicians say that if confirmed the killings are shameful and that the minister should resign. throwing bombs over defense

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