US EditionDominicans at the Center of Drug Trafficking in South America
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Dominican Republic.–The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, this week asked to investigate the possible presence of Dominican citizens in an alleged U.S. air attack against a boat in Caribbean waters, which would have left two dead. According to Petro, the bodies found on the beach of the department of La Guajira «are apparently bombed . . . apparently citizens of the Dominican Republic». (Continue reading...) The Dominican entry, in the cente…
Colombian President Gustavo Petro said Wednesday that the two bodies allegedly "bombed" by the United States and found last week on a Colombian beach could be "citizens of the Dominican Republic." The leftist leader asked the Attorney General's Office to open an investigation into the discovery of the two bodies on the seashore in a fishing village in the northern department of La Guajira and suggested their deaths could have been caused by a U.…
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