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Petro said Colombian state complicit in 1928 ‘Banana Massacre’ at commemoration event
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Latin America ReportsPetro said Colombian state complicit in 1928 ‘Banana Massacre’ at commemoration event
Gustavo Petro speaking in Ciénaga, Colombia to commemorate the 1928 “Banana Massacre”. Image credit: Cristina Durado Suaza On December 6, during a speech to commemorate the 1928 “Banana Massacre,” President Gustavo Petro recognized Colombian state complicity in the massacre, which has become a milestone of the labor rights movement in the country. “The president at the time [Miguel Abadía Méndez] ordered General [Carlos] Cortés Vargas to fire u…
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