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Colombia Political Scandal Snowballs
The disclosure of a political deal signed by 40 congress people and heads of the United Autodefenses of Colombia (AUC) is on Monday the new chapter in what is called the para-politics scandal, referring to alleged links between paramilitary groups and politicians in this nation.

On Nov 9, the Supreme Court of Justice issued arrest warrants with no parole against legislators Alvaro Garcia, Jairo Merlano and Eric Morris, among others, for their ostensible links with AUC.

But in this new chapter, pro-government Senator Miguel de la Espriella affirmed that in 2001 forty lawmakers flew to Santa Fe de Ralito to clinch a political pact supporting a public opinion movement to boost AUC proposals at government talks.

After noting that the government of President Alvaro Uribe was unaware of that agreement, De la Espriella assured that among signatories appear political leaders of Cordova state, journalists as well as neoliberal and conservative politicians that are members of the current leadership.

The revelation may be related to the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice to request the Senate to determine if De la Espriella is still a member of that legislative body.

Hence, the senator may be summoned by the judicial entity to give evidence on the notorious scandal.


 


 

 
   

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