Posts Tagged ‘OAS’
Female journalist was kidnapped, tortured and raped–and no one charged.
Posted by: Paula Delgado-Kling on May 31, 2011
Judge Garzon will advise Colombia’s Transitional Justice
Posted by: Paula Delgado-Kling on March 31, 2011
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That hut in the header photo is a drug lab. In those string sacs, there are coca leaves. The image was captured by one brave photographer, Elsa Victoria Ossa, as she drove by in a Jeep.
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