By Wendi Grossman
May 13, 2021
Colombians living in South Florida urging our leaders to speak out on human rights violations there as people take to the streets protesting a tax hike proposal caused by the COVID economic crisis. The group wants our politicians to publicly condemn state-sponsored violence in Colombia. Carlos Naranjo says they re sending a letter to Congressman Ted Deutch,a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, urging him to create a resolution denouncing the atrocities. He says at least 31 people have been shot dead including a 17-year-old protesting for better living conditions. He says the government is trying to silence protesters by cutting off their water, electricity and internet services.
By Wendi Grossman
May 13, 2021
Colombians living in South Florida urging our leaders to speak out on human rights violations there as people take to the streets protesting a tax hike proposal caused by the COVID economic crisis. The group wants our politicians to publicly condemn state-sponsored violence in Colombia. Carlos Naranjo says they re sending a letter to Congressman Ted Deutch,a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, urging him to create a resolution denouncing the atrocities. He says at least 31 people have been shot dead including a 17-year-old protesting for better living conditions. He says the government is trying to silence protesters by cutting off their water, electricity and internet services.
By Wendi Grossman
May 13, 2021
Colombians living in South Florida urging our leaders to speak out on human rights violations there as people take to the streets protesting a tax hike proposal caused by the COVID economic crisis. The group wants our politicians to publicly condemn state-sponsored violence in Colombia. Carlos Naranjo says they re sending a letter to Congressman Ted Deutch,a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, urging him to create a resolution denouncing the atrocities. He says at least 31 people have been shot dead including a 17-year-old protesting for better living conditions. He says the government is trying to silence protesters by cutting off their water, electricity and internet services.
By Wendi Grossman
May 13, 2021
Colombians living in South Florida urging our leaders to speak out on human rights violations there as people take to the streets protesting a tax hike proposal caused by the COVID economic crisis. The group wants our politicians to publicly condemn state-sponsored violence in Colombia. Carlos Naranjo says they re sending a letter to Congressman Ted Deutch,a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, urging him to create a resolution denouncing the atrocities. He says at least 31 people have been shot dead including a 17-year-old protesting for better living conditions. He says the government is trying to silence protesters by cutting off their water, electricity and internet services.
In the disruption that followed shutting down the Colonial Pipeline due to a “ransomware” attack, the energy policy of the fledgling Biden Administration, and of its key supporters, devolved into incoherence and outright contradiction.