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In the publication, Uribe said that the “terrorist group Adán Izquierdo” murders, extorts, kidnaps and forces the abandonment of avocado and citrus crops in Quindío.
Community reports:
“Terrorist group Adán Izquierdo,” dissidence “Farc, with new weapons, assassinates police, extorts and kidnaps. Forces to abandon avocado and citrus crops in Quindío and Valle del Cauca. 3rd and 8th Brigades are informed “
– Álvaro Uribe Vélez (@AlvaroUribeVel) October 28, 2020
The Secretary of the Interior of Quindío, Eduardo Orozco, immediately came out and, in statements published by Caracol Radio, denied the former senator Uribe.
“I think this is the result of a geographic decontextualizationBecause actually, to date, neither by complaints from the peasant community nor by the Army and Police have this type of criminal activity been registered. Surely the proximity to Valle del Cauca, where some circumstances have arisen with these subversive groups, have led the former president to geographically approximate the issue from the department of Quindío, but it must be said categorically that at the moment there is no that type of presence, and we aspire, of course with the help of God, that it will not exist, ”said Orozco.
According to El Tiempo, the trill of the former president alarmed the governor’s office, as he made a committee with other entities to verify the information he published.
For the same reason, the commander of the Quindío Police, José Luis Ramírez, also came out to give a piece of tranquility and, according to the newspaper, said that “There is no presence of any organized armed group or any dissident of the Farc. Yes there are in the Valley, this is clearly detected ”.
Despite the statements of the Quindian authorities, Uribe did not retract the information he gave on his Twitter that came to him through a citizen complaint, he said.
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