Military strike says it wants justice colombia was a top u.s Ally in latin america until the trump administration began deadly strikes in international waters. Alejandro carranza's loved ones say he left home on colombia's caribbean coast to fish in open waters Days later, he was dead — one of at least 32 alleged drug traffickers killed in u.s. The family of a colombian fisherman who was reportedly killed in a u.s Strike on a small boat off the caribbean coast demanded proof of washington’s claim that he was carrying drugs
Alejandro carranza, 40, left home sept 14 to go fishing, his wife, katerine hernandez, and other relatives said. The day after he left, on sept 15, his family, fellow fishermen and colombia’s president, gustavo petro, say carranza was killed in a u.s Military strike on his boat. The family of a colombian fisherman said to have been killed in an american strike in the caribbean say they have yet to be contacted by the white house and will not accept that he is dead until they see his remains.
He has yet to return, and now his family fears the worst.
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