US EditionColombia's President Accuses Discovered Bodies in the Caribbean that 'May Be' Victims of u.s. Attacks
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The discovery, Petro said, took place in La Guajira, in northern Colombia, bordering Venezuela, where bodies of people were found who could be the victims of the bombings of the US. The post Petro reports finding bodies in Colombian sea; it will see if they are linked to attacks by the US first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text in sinembargo.mx
The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, made a publication on the social network X, on Sunday (7), reporting that bodies were found on the Colombian coast and said they could have been victims of non-sea bombings. “These bodies were found flying outside the sea of La Guajira. I request the team to establish its identities and coordinate the work with the Venezuelan Ministry of Public. They may have been killed in a bomb attack at the sea”, wro…
The President of the Col biaa, Gustavo Petro, asked on this Sunday (7) to open an investigation on the discovery of two bodies at the shore of the sea in a community on the border with Venezuela and suggested that their deaths could have been caused by an American bombing in the Caribbean. Read more (12/07/2025
The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, denounced this Sunday the discovery of bodies in the Caribbean Sea that "can be" victims of U.S. military attacks in the region. Pedro asked for an investigation about the discovery, which was carried out on a beach in La Guajira, a border region with Venezuela, north of the country. The Colombian leader who had already condemned American attacks in the region suggested in publication on the social netwo…
The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, publicly denounced that the discovery of two bodies floating in the vicinity of La Guajira, belong to victims of the attacks perpetrated by the United States against boats that allegedly moved drugs in waters of the Caribbean Sea. Images of these bodies had gained notoriety in the last days, but only this Sunday the Colombian president himself pronounced himself on the matter and declared that, in his op…
President Gustavo Petro asked Medicina Legal to establish the identities of the bodies found, supposedly, floating in the sea of La Guajira and coordinate with the Venezuelan prosecutor’s office, given the possibility that they might be victims of bombings in the Caribbean Sea. “These bodies have appeared floating in the Guajira Sea, I ask legal medicine to establish identities and coordinate with the Venezuelan prosecutor’s office. They can be …
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