spartan
11th February 2008, 03:35
Anger at minister's photo with Colombian army unit linked to trade unionist killings:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/feb/11/colombia.humanrights
Colin Burgon, Labour MP for Elmet, said yesterday he was "shocked and saddened to see these pictures. I have visited this area and spoken to ordinary people in the area and they view the military there as an oppressive force."
Tony Woodley, joint general secretary of the union Unite, called for an end to British support for the Colombian regime: "Colombia is the world's leader slaughterhouse for trade unionists and it defies belief that the British ministers should be cuddling up - literally, judging by the photographs - with the perpetrators."
Thoughts?
I thought that i would have a nice bad story about the pro-US Colombian regime to counter the anti-FARC protests shit that all the Conservatives are currently lapping up.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/feb/11/colombia.humanrights
Colin Burgon, Labour MP for Elmet, said yesterday he was "shocked and saddened to see these pictures. I have visited this area and spoken to ordinary people in the area and they view the military there as an oppressive force."
Tony Woodley, joint general secretary of the union Unite, called for an end to British support for the Colombian regime: "Colombia is the world's leader slaughterhouse for trade unionists and it defies belief that the British ministers should be cuddling up - literally, judging by the photographs - with the perpetrators."
Thoughts?
I thought that i would have a nice bad story about the pro-US Colombian regime to counter the anti-FARC protests shit that all the Conservatives are currently lapping up.