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Colombian army commits 'extrajudicial execution': Indigenous community - Colombia news | Colombia Reports

14.6.12

Colombian army commits 'extrajudicial execution': Indigenous community - Colombia news | Colombia Reports: A Colombian indigenous community released on Tuesday a video which allegedly showed the aftermath of an extrajudicial killing by the military.

The video, first published on the site of Confidencial Colombia, allegedly showed members of the Colombian army surrounding the naked corpse of 30-year-old Luis Alberto Cunda, a member of the Nasa people in the southwestern Cauca department.

The indigenous community said the video provided proof that the army intentionally falsely claimed Cunda was a FARC guerrilla killed in combat, as part of a plan to artificially boost their guerrilla kill counts, popularly known as a "false positive" killing.


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