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Report: U.S. intelligence has penetrated the Ecuadorian police background ....

The uprising of elements of the Ecuadorian police coup against President Rafael Correa confirms an alarming report on the infiltration of the Ecuadorian police and U.S. intelligence services released in 2008, which was identified as many members of police forces developed a "dependency" to the U.S. Embassy.

The report stated that police units "maintain an informal economic dependence on the United States for the payment of informants, training, equipment and operations."

The systematic use of techniques of corruption of the CIA to acquire the "good will" of police officers was described and reported on numerous occasions by former CIA agent Philip Agee who, before leaving the ranks of the agency, was assigned to the U.S. Embassy in Quito.

In his official report, released in late October 2008, Ecuador's Defense Minister Javier Ponce, revealed as U.S. diplomats were involved in corrupting the police and officers from the Armed Forces.

Confirming the incident, the headquarters of the Ecuadorian Police then announced that penalize agents who worked with the U.S. while the U.S. Embassy proclaimed the "transparency" of its support to Ecuador.

"We work with the government of Ecuador, with the military, the police, for very important purposes for safety, "said U.S. Ambassador to Quito, Heather Hodges.

However, the diplomat told reporters he would not comment" on intelligence matters. "

The aggregate of the press, for its part, Marta Youth, flatly refused to refer to the complaints of the Ecuadorian government, including CIA involvement in a deal with Colombia that led to the Colombian military attack against the FARC in Ecuadorian territory on 1 March of that year.

Chief Army Intelligence, Mario Pazmino, had been dismissed for withholding information related to the attack on the FARC.

In recent months, U.S. officials appeared in Ecuador, under the pretext of deepening relations between Ecuador and the U.S..

Assistant Secretary for Western Hemisphere Department of State Arturo Valenzuela, visited and re-visited President Correa, given to a visit by Chancellor Hillary Clinton.

Valenzuela was accompanied by Tedd Stern, "delegate special climate change "is also known for his affinity with the CIA.

Secretary General of UNASUR called for strong support to Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa

The secretary general of the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) and former president of Argentina, Nestor Kirchner, called for strong support to Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa, who is facing his country a coup attempt.

During a rally in the province of Entre Ríos, Kirchner called for "a round of applause support President Correa and Ecuador and the Ecuadorian democracy. "

The former president of Argentina led the meeting since President Cristina Fernandez is expected to receive the Heads of State tonight UNASUR meeting in Buenos Aires to discuss the situation in Ecuador.

After the ceremony, Kirchner said that in Ecuador "worrying situation" and expected the support of all Heads of State of the Unasur the democratic government of Ecuador.

For its part, the Chief of Staff of the Argentine government Anibal Fernandez, said that "our position is the unconditional defense of democracy in Latin America."

Right now, in Ecuador there are demonstrations in support of President Correa, who is kidnapped in the Hospital of the Police National Police.

The protesters suffered repression by the police who went to launch tear gas to fire their weapons regulation.

Ecuador's government reported Thursday afternoon the death of a person, but it is unclear if he was the victim of the actions of the forces insubordinate.

During the day, leaders from Latin America spoke out against the destabilization plans against the Ecuadorian Executive.

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Police clash with defending Correa people around the hospital ....

Police and the Ecuadorian people rebels clashed on Thursday around a hospital in Quito where she remains President Rafael Correa, who reported facing a coup attempt, according to the AFP found . Unruly Cops

tear gas to disperse the population moves in an attempt to reach the hospital where he is trapped the head of state, Rafael Correa, in the midst of the crisis that erupted after the protest of police and military troops.

The proximity to the hospital in Quito have gathered thousands of people in an attempt to support Correa, according to Efe found in the place where there is confusion over the release of tear gas.

"It is a clash of people against people," said one participant in the protest in which we hear phrases like "corrupt cops with guns do not face the people, the people come with their bare hands."

"Unite people The people united will never be defeated, here comes the people, "they shout as they try to overcome the barrier of police which are outside the hospital where he is under medical care Correa.

In his trek to the hospital, people, some with sticks and flags, throwing speeches in support of Correa and among the demonstrators there is even disabled in wheelchairs, children and the elderly, found Efe.

"We are here ready to fight for democracy, defending the president of all Ecuadorians, rescuing, we are here all Quito and have been walking nearby cantons, we are dropping bombs tear to the ministers, ladies, children, "said Public Works Minister, Maria de los Angeles Duarte.

The people support democracy and will not allow a group "believed to be affected because it is misinformed will endanger democracy in Ecuador," said the minister in the midst of the march proceeds to the hospital, referring the military and police reject the elimination of professional incentives.

"We're all here ready to give their lives to rescue him," Duarte said, referring to Correa.

Protesters try to climb down the main street leading to the hospital, but The police dispersed the release of large amounts of tear gas.

Earlier, the Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ricardo Patiño, had called the people to go to the police hospital in Quito, to "rescue" from there to Correa, threatened by police who try to get to your room.

Through a statement Correa has told us that some people are trying to get through the roof to affect their personal integrity, "said Patiño, from a balcony of the Palace of Government, a large group of supporters of the movement Alianza País (AP). Correa

located in the Police hospital this morning after he went to a nearby regiment where he began a protest by agents of that institution, requiring the cancellation of some amendments to the Public Service Law, considering that affects its rights.

The president, told Public Radio from his hospital room, said there seems to be some police, as opposed to management, trying to enter through the roof to your room.

Correa, who recently underwent knee surgery, was pushed when he was in police regiment and hurt his leg, so it was taken to a hospital room.

The direction of the police hospital said there is calm within the institution.

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release of the Government of Ecuador ....

Vice President of Ecuador, Lenin Moreno, said Correa, who remains a refugee in Quito hospital guarded by uniformed rebel, a victim of a kidnapping attempt.

According to news agency Andes, the delegates of the dissident soldiers, accompanied by a lawyer, held a meeting with the president in a room at the police hospital in Quito, where Correa was attacked by protesters when he went to a nearby barracks to try to quell the uprising.

Thousands of people gather at this time about the 'National Police Hospital, "in Quito, in an attempt to support the President of Ecuador. In the place in disarray.

Police used tear gas to disperse those who go to the hospital where the president of Ecuador.

"It is a clash of people against people," said one participant in the protest in which we hear phrases like "police corrupt weapons do not face the people, the people come with their bare hands. "

Unite people, the people united will never be defeated, here comes the people, "they shout as they try to overcome the barrier of policemen who are out of the hospital where he is under medical care Correa.

In his trek to the hospital, people, some with sticks and flags, throwing speeches in support of Correa and among the demonstrators there is even disabled in wheelchairs, children and the elderly, found Efe.

"We are here ready to fight for democracy, defending the president of all Ecuadorians, rescuing, we here all the Quito and have been walking nearby cantons, we are firing tear gas to ministers, ladies, children, "said Public Works Minister, Maria de los Angeles Duarte.

The people support democracy and will not allow a group "believed to be affected because it is misinformed will endanger democracy in Ecuador," said the minister in the midst of the march proceeds to the hospital, referring the military and police reject the elimination of professional incentives.

"We're all here ready to give their lives to rescue him," Duarte said, referring to Correa.

Protesters try to climb down the main street leading to the hospital, but police dispersed them with the release of large amounts of tear gas.

Earlier, the Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ricardo Patiño, had called the people to go to the police hospital in Quito, to "rescue" from there to Correa, threatened by police who try to get to your room.

Through a statement, Correa has told us that some people are trying to get through the roof to affect their personal integrity, "Patil said from a balcony of the Palace of Government, a large group of supporters movement Alianza País (AP).

Correa is in the Police hospital this morning after he went to a nearby regiment where he began a protest by agents of that institution, to demand the cancellation of some amendments to the Public Service Law, considering that prejudicial to their rights.

The president, told Public Radio from his hospital room, said there seems to be some police, as opposed to management, trying to enter through the roof to your room.

Correa, who recently underwent knee surgery, was pushed when he was in police regiment and hurt his leg, and he was taken to a hospital room.

The direction of the police hospital said there is calm within the institution.

Government Press

Amid the unrest, the Ecuadorian government sent a statement which rejected "insurbodinación of elements of the security forces, accusing them of being allied with" groups that pursue breakdown of democratic order ", which aims to" disrupt a historic process of political, economic and social support has the indisputable majority of the citizens of Ecuador. "

The text

demonstrations in support for President Correa as an "inalienable right" of people to defend "the unrestricted validity of Democracy and the continuity of government to which they have entrusted the leadership of the state sovereignty of Ecuador."

And he notes: "We reaffirm the public commitment expressed by President Correa to defend democracy and the process of change in the Civic Revolution to the end."

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Stunning Photos of the attempted coup in Ecuador .... Correa

The example of Honduras has emboldened the Ecuadorian coup.
President Correa has been taken to hospital after being attacked with gas
revolted by the police. At present,

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Correa warned not to give in to protests from police

"No I will not step back, if they want to take the barracks, if they want to leave defenseless citizens and if they betray their mission of policemen, traiciónenlos" Correa said in a fiery speech before tens of soldiers who took the leading regiment of Quito

Quito .- Ecuador's President Rafael Correa warned on Thursday that he would not bow to the protests of police who reject a law approved by Congress eliminated economic benefits members of that institution and the military.

"I will not give any step backwards, if you want to take the barracks, if you want to leave citizens helpless and if they betray their mission of policemen, traiciónenlos" Correa said in a fiery speech before tens of soldiers who took the leading regiment of Quito, AFP quoted.

"This president, our government will do what it needs to do" he added.

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coup in Ecuador minimized as a mere "protest" Colombian Military

"Gentlemen, if you want to kill the president, here is: if you kill me if they please, kill me if they have value, instead of being in the crowd, cowardly hiding, "said President Rafael Correa visibly excited by ensuring that they will continue" with a single policy on justice, dignity ". A 120 military joined the protests. "

President of Ecuador, Rafael Correa, the Regiment arrived on Thursday Quito, where hundreds of police officers protesting troops to protest the elimination of professional incentives approved by the Assembly national, while another group blocked at this time a tarmac in the capital.

"Gentlemen, if you want to kill the president, here it is: if you kill me if they please, kill me if they have value, instead of being in the crowd, cowardly hiding," Correa said, visibly excited by ensuring that will "with a single policy of justice, dignity."

"If you want to take the barracks, if you want to leave defenseless citizens, if they betray their mission to police, his oath, traiciónenlo, but this president and this government will do what it needs to do," said Correa.

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tried to talk with police outside the regiment, but the protesters were angry and yelling at the head of state admitted to the facility and from a window went to the police troops.

At the beginning of his speech, Correa said he could expect this attitude from any other institution, but the police and complained of what he considers a 'fragile memory "because, at its option, any other Government has done what his agenda for that institution.

"If they want to destroy the country, destrúyanla, But this president does not give any step backwards, up the country, "Correa ended, which ended his speech abruptly.

Early on, police troops occupied the premises with cries in Quito Regiment who called for unity and protest against what they considered an injustice against their profession.

Police Troop rejected, among other things, economic incentives are removed in promotions and that it has extended the deadline for them.

Police troops, who hid their faces from cameras that can burned tires outside the regiment to sharpen the unprecedented protest in Ecuador.

Amid the protests, the police found Efe clamoring for the military to support them in the claim, considering that the armed forces also affects the decision to eliminate incentives.

precisely at the airport in Quito, some 150 police officers blocked the airport runway in protest against high authorities, according to Efe found.

"For us in power Correa, the police said, while among the protest could be heard shouting "let's civil war."

As a method of protest, the police said they will take to the streets to do their work until an agreement with the Government.

Some police claimed that the protest action will also extend to other sectors of the country, including the province of Guayas, whose capital is Guayaquil, the country's most populous city.

General Florencio Ruiz, chief of staff of the police, who arrived in Quito Regiment, told the television Telamazonas, who came to the site to "calm the people" and say "no need for this protest" and ask "respectful dialogue, legally and technically informed the President of the Republic."

The intent of the Commander General of Police, Freddy Martinez, to talk with the demonstrators was frustrated when he triggered a tear gas bomb near the site where the high military was in the same regiment.

About 120 soldiers joined the demonstrations

About 120 soldiers joined the protest against a reduction of their remuneration for the police, who has held a regiment of the capital and forced to close the Quito airport, said a government source.

military officials met early today with Defense Minister Javier Ponce, who has expressed dissatisfaction at the change in the system of bonuses and promotions, said the source, who requested anonymity.

"There is dissatisfaction with the dismissal of decorations, but there is a lack of military personnel to abide by this decree," said the source, which stressed that the awards "will be replaced compensation. "

Some of the soldiers who met Ponce after the meeting gathered outside the ministry, where around 120 people, according to the source.

Meanwhile, hundreds of police remain in the regiment one of the capital and another group has also gathered outside the headquarters Model Guayaquil to protest the reduction of wage benefits.

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sentenced to 40 years in prison for murder of indigenous leader

Legarda

The Indian Edwin, died after the vehicle he was riding received 15 shots, the December 16, 2008

Legarda Indigenous leader Edwin was killed in 2008 when Vehicle was shot. The soldiers involved in the case of any guilt fought during these two years, arguing that the original ignored an order of detention, while driving, so they opened fire on the car.

The Second Criminal Court of the Specialized Circuit of Popayan Cauca department, southwestern Colombia, was sentenced to 40 years in prison for killing six soldiers in 2008 the Indian leader Edwin Vasquez Legarda.

The military, already in retirement, were found guilty of aggravated murder charges.

The ruling means the Vivas Ramirez Alexis Sargent, third after Alonso Osorio Javier Diaz and professional soldiers Lisandro Caicedo Obando, Javier Francisco Belalcázar Trochez Numar Muitrón Armida Weimar Lemech Cabezas and William Hurt.

court conviction also requires officials to pay a fine of 2 000 666 current legal minimum wage of 515 pesos (Just over $ 286).

The ruling also disabled the military for 20 years for public office. Measures to the Second Criminal Court of the Specialized Circuit of Popayan, the defense appealed the verdict.

The six implicated in the killing were detained at the San Isidro jail in Popayan, prosecutors said.

Before this ruling, last June the same court had convicted Popayán the military. Later, a seventh officer was acquitted of the facts as reported section of the prosecution in the capital of Cauca.

Legarda was killed on December 16, 2008, when traveling in a van from the Regional Indigenous Council of Cauca (CRIC) by road from the town of Inza to Popayan (southwest). His way to find his wife, Aida Quilcué indigenous leader.

The car he was riding the leader was found with 15 bullet wounds in their sides and two that went through the windshield.

In the aftermath, the military argued that the original defendants ignored an order of arrest issued by a catch, so they opened fire on the vehicle he was driving.

One day before the murder, the deceased wife, Aida Quilcué, had returned from Geneva where he attended meetings of the Human Rights Council of the United Nations Organization (UNO).

The CRIC has claimed that the target of the attack was Quilcué Aida, then minister over this organization and who had led two months before an indigenous protest that mobilized more than 40 000 Aboriginal people in the southwest of the country and to Bogota.

For his part, Colombian indigenous leader, Aida Quilcue has assured that the murder of her husband, Edwin Legarda, "is a state crime, the army killed him."

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.... Que Viva Allende

"These are my last words. I have the certainty
that my sacrifice will not be in vain, I have the
sure that at least there will be a lesson
moral punish the felony, cowardice and betrayal "

This September 11 met 37 years one of the darkest moments experienced by Latin American democracy: the overthrow and assassination of Chilean President Salvador Allende and with it the establishment of a bloody dictatorship for 17 years remained in that nation Augusto Pinochet, backed by the U.S. government and the ruling classes of that country.

During the government of Salvador Allende, the mass media played a key role in the formation of an industry standard of the population. Newspapers, radio and television to openly and directly supported the fascist right.

The information generated was manipulated in order to discredit the actions and the figure of Chilean leader and promote the class and excluding from powerful sectors.

Already during campaigns 1970 presidential, right-wing press began a campaign against the Popular Unity coalition (UP), which aimed to discredit socialism and arouse fear among the Chilean population.

One of the hitherto most prestigious Chilean daily, El Mercurio, owned by businessman Agustín Edwards Eastman, was placed at the service of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA for its acronym in English) against payment of a substantial amount of dollars.

From its pages daily is attacking President Allende, was disqualified the action of its government and encouraged opposition groups, who kept on sabotage by strikes protests unjustified and wealthy sectors and professional associations. As

today private media in Venezuela from 1970 to 1973, the Chileans were surprised every day with headlines such as "Government is put outside the law," "Growing alarm over shortage", "road safety", " Chile to the brink of bankruptcy of its democratic system, "First stage of the Chilean road to socialism: rationing and hunger."

The intention was also to foster further change in the factors of power, so that instilled fear in the population in fear of "the specter of communism."

also sought to convince people of the need for a "needed change" where a strong hand to the "government failure" was due to arrive to curb insecurity.

After the coup, the journal is devoted to the manufacture of false information, trying to convince the Chilean people, the legitimacy of the coup government, besides covering up the torture and murders carried out by the Military Junta of Government, through fictitious information.

One such case is that of the Communist Party member, Martha Ugarte, 42, whose body was found on the beach The Whale between the resorts of Los Molles and Los Vilos, 12 September 1976, bearing signs of torture and rape.

Ugarte had tied a wire in the neck, which was strangled before being thrown into the sea from a helicopter of the Army of Chile.

To justify the murder of journalist Beatriz Undurraga, El Mercurio, was responsible for creating, communications advice to the Directorate of National Intelligence (DINA) version which claimed that Marta Ugarte had died as a result of "a crime of passion. "

Every newspaper chain company Mercury, throughout the country, spread this distortion of the facts, simultaneously with the central news television channels.

The 119 The 119 are kidnapped by the Dina, whose names were included by the dictatorship on the payroll of Chileans were murdered by their fellow communists or in clashes with security forces abroad.

14 and June 16, 1975, Mercury announced that 50 guerrillas had been arrested in Talca and other groups have crossed the border from Argentina into a combined plan Revolutionary Left Movement (MIR) Chile and the People's Revolutionary Army (ERP) in Argentina.

The owners of the newspaper said that "reports from Buenos Aires" realize a clash with the Carabineros (Chilean police) that would have resulted in some casualties.

On 18 July, Argentina's Read magazine, published an article asserting that "about 60 militants have been killed in Chile in recent months in Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela, Panama, Mexico and France by his own comrades ", describing the move as" a vast and ruthless program of revenge and political cleansing. "

few days later, another publication or day, in Curitiba, Brazil, said that 59 "extremists Chileans were identified among the rebels killed in clashes with police in the province of Salta, Argentina.

Chilean press, totally controlled by the dictatorship, he displayed an unusual advertising campaign based on information from foreign publications referred to, including a list of suspected militants killed in abroad. By the way, were the names of some of the hostages in 1974 by Dina.

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Like today, in the 70's, the Chilean people was separated into castes, in which economic power excelled above all others, with strong prevailing monopolies that exploited by transnational ties meager wages to workers and took over natural resources with the approval of the ruling right.

Popular movements and organizations of the left (communist parties, socialist and radical) after several years of struggle, joined in the Popular Unity, which led the doctor Salvador Allende to the presidency on September 4, 1970.

At the White House, Richard Nixon, U.S. president, advised by Henry Kissinger ordered the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA for short English) activating a plot to prevent Allende from taking office that had been democratically. Not advisable to other Latin American nations follow the same path he took in Santiago de Chile.

The plan also contemplated the assassination of senior Chilean military officers who might oppose the plot and cause severe internal crisis by political instability, economic chaos and lawlessness in the country.

37 years ago, back in Chile and in Venezuela today, the bourgeois media in alliance with big capital and the U.S. government, launched a campaign of terror to overthrow the constitutional president regardless of the high cost in human lives that their plot would be.

37 years later, Chile has a social inequality rates very high, although the great capitalist press claims to the alleged labor peace was reached there, without explaining that such harmony was imposed by force of bayonets. Pinochet's dictatorship left 2 000 279 deaths, more than 28 000 prisoners and tortured and an unknown number missing.

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Bolivia: Two years of the Slaughter of Pando on September 13 peasants



The trial against Leopoldo Fernandez and other 25 defendants entered yesterday in the foundation stage test of impeachment by the death of 13 peasants and normalcy in the slaughter of Porvenir, Pando.

Al recalled two years of the slaughter of Porvenir, held on September 11, 2008, victims demand justice. On August 4, with the reading of the foundations and charges, was formally opened the trial against Leopoldo Fernandez and his staff.

"Despite the time elapsed, the slaughter of Porvenir will survive," says a document of the Committee to Promote the trial of former prefect of Pando and colleagues. The testimonies of the victims still keep the story fresh of aggression. "In the mourning days, 15 farmers were arrested by civilians, reported having been tied with wire and beaten several times. Many were detained in the prison of Villa Busch (Cobija), for a week, "says Witman Rojas, a farmer in the Philadelphia community, during the first hearing that he gave his testimony. "After more than an hour of chasing dead in truck, caught me. They were civilian men who beat me with other farmers and put us in a truck heading the Civic Committee, from there we took the FELCC, then again the Civic Committee. We hit the exit and entry ... fire must throw them said, " told this victim of violence in Pando.

Chivi For Don Moses, director general of the Multinational Public Administration Vice Decolonization under the Ministry of Culture, "September in the Porvenir was an abrupt closure of a chain of events leading to Sucre, Santa Cruz and Tarija. It was a close as revealing the size of coloniality in our elites. " Chivi

Pando says that racism led to genocide. "A genocide that comes from behind, that come first colonialism. The deaths of the 11 (September) were the usual: the Indians, "he says.

Racism, he says, not a matter of rude young, immature adults or social misfits. It is a complex system of lifestyle that clearly express a contemporary coloniality Bolivia today is in the process of decolonization, he adds.

TRIBUTE

The Judgement Against Promoter Committee Leopoldo Fernández and his colleagues today in La Paz, will perform a tribute to the fallen and victims of the slaughter of Pando. Photographic exhibitions, presentation of the work Tahuamanu, racism and slaughter in the Bolivian Amazon, and cultural events in El Prado will join the festivities in Cobija, where they discover the Monument Against Shame, a structure located in the central square of Cobija to symbolize the people's ability to stand up against violence and racism. The float represents the pain of injustice in the faces of suffering peasants, but dressed in the value of the pumas and tigers, symbols of the region.

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Today Saturday marks two years of the tragic events in Porvenir in the department of Pando and still no one convicted of this case. The lawsuit filed earlier this year, and after many obstacles, making slow progress.


The Sixth Court Judgement in session on Friday in double shifts and concluded the oral foundations of formal charges filed against 27 defendants, among which is the former prefect of Pando, Leopoldo Fernández.

For Freddy Panique, chairman of the steering committee of Judgement the process advanced by 25% and subsequent hearings will try to expedite the process.

"incident comes a stage and exceptions, and the hardest stage to be presented is precisely where you would produce the evidence of witnesses. "

For his part, former prefect of Pando, Leopoldo Fernández main accused in the case, two years of the events in Porvenir reiterated his innocence, announcing that when the time will prove it conclusively.

"All we wanted to make sufficient efforts to find the real culprits, in this view there is not even evidence of involvement of anyone who may have been perpetrators or instigators of the murder of Pastor Rivero or engineer or soldier Oshiro Sinani, it shows the bias that is why the charge seems that death had only one side, "he said.

The plaintiff, Mary Carrazco, a lawyer for the families of the victims of Porvenir evidence to indicate that Leopoldo Fernandez, Pando prefect instead of protecting the inhabitants of the department instructed the two trenches dug in the area barracks for fencing to farmers.

"No wonder they say they are not repentant prosupuesto, hatred, racism remain so, we have a thesis, they have another and then we'll see with the same rules who can prove what we are saying," said .

The morning of September 11, 2008 from dawn officials of the Prefecture of Pando clashed with farmers who were moving toward Cobija, during the day there were several violent incidents that took the lives of at least 12 people and caused days later issued a state of siege in Pando.


The report on the slaughter of Pando on Tuesday introduced the Special Committee to the temporary president of UNASUR, Chilean President Michelle Bachelet's, demand justice, provides strong support for the defense of human rights and democracy and a blow against impunity idad.La president pro tempore of the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) received the report from the hands of Argentine jurist Rodolfo Mattarollo, after 40 days, on 15 September, as the Special Committee to investigate the slaughter of at least 18 people in the Bolivian Amazon region of Porvenir, Pando.


After receiving the document, to be socialized among the presidents of the 12 Member States of UNASUR, the chairman of the Commission said that the work "contributes to strengthening the rule of law not only in Bolivia, but throughout the region. "
argued that members of the Special Committee acted research of the tragic events "according to our intellectual and moral convictions" and asserted that "this is a commission that could be called the Truth Commission, establishment of facts, not a criminal court."


According Mattarollo, Unasur researchers undertook their task as the Rettig Commission, which in 1990 clarified the serious human rights violations occurred during the dictatorship of Gen. Augusto Pinochet. In the same vein, the President of Chile highlighted by an official statement, "the report makes an important contribution of UNASUR to law to justice and ending impunity in the region. "
The special commission was created by the Declaration Mint, 15 September, to investigate the tragic events in Pando, where at least 18 people were dead, dozens injured and missing, presumably by gunmen linked to the former prefect Leopoldo Fernandez, an inmate of a jail in La Paz.
After several weeks of work, which included visits to the scene, evidence and expert opinion , the Commission produced a report containing conclusions and recommendations will be brought to the attention of Heads of State and Government of the UNASUR Government of Chile reported.
"Bachelet has asked us to publicize the recommendations, once the chairs are made aware of this report, and especially President Evo Morales," said Mattarollo
Speaking to reporters, the Argentine jurist explained that the mandate of the Commission received on 15 September was blunt: "review the facts with impartiality, professionalism and making recommendations to combat impunity, and we tried to perform."



Mattarollo said that members of this mission confident that "the recommendations and conclusions serve to strengthen the rule of law not only in Bolivia, but throughout the region, which has followed with much interest these dramatic events. "
For his part, former Chilean Foreign Minister Juan Gabriel Valdes, who also was part of the mission, quoted by Efe said that "in light of what we know, no doubt it was the right decision of the presidents of UNASUR to establish this committee to directly investigate the facts."
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The Nov. 20 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Mattarollo gave a brief report on the slaughter in Pando September 11 which confirmed that the deaths of 18 farmers and disappearance of at least 70 others it was a slaughter.


On the commission of such crimes against humanity, the Special Committee was established that some "local authorities are legally responsible and able to identify them."
The incident occurred on the outskirts of the town of Porvenir where indigenous people were demonstrating in defense of the government of Evo Morales, were ambushed and killed in cold blood by paramilitary gunmen. This report also mentions the former president of the Bolivian Senate, opposition leader José Villavicencio, who walks on camera shouting. "If Evo wants blood, there will be blood ", harangued, background while a mob ran dead a group of Indians.
A meeting with the Head of State of Chile, and members of the Special Committee of the UNASUR, attended by the Minister Affairs, Alejandro Foxley, Secretary Pro Tempore Unasur, Angel Flisfisch, and members of the special commission headed by the lawyer Rodolfo Mattarollo Mattarollo.Además of Juan Gabriel Valdes were Fouillioux Luciano (Chile), Fermino Fechio (Brazil), Francisco Borja ( Ecuador), Guido Toro (Peru), Carlos Pita (Uruguay), Freddy Gutiérrez (Venezuela), Fulvia Benavides (Colombia) and Nicolas Gutman, and Ciro Eduardo Zuain Annichiarico (Argentina).