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William Dau joined the peaceful marches and interposed so that the uniformed men were not beaten.
William Dau is a lawyer from the Universidad del Rosario, with a postgraduate degree in Tax Law. He has been an anti-corruption watchdog for more than 20 years.
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Cartagena
September 13, 2020, 12:45 pm
During the afternoon of this Saturday the protests in Cartagena rejected the abuses of authority committed by the Police, which have been triggered at the national level this week, after the death of of the lawyer Javier Ordoñez in Bogotá.
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“My commitment is to the people!
All human rights must be respected. Above all, the right to life. I come to make sure that everything goes well, that we demonstrate without violence, in a peaceful way “: Mayor William Dau. pic.twitter.com/vMhF3yg3zX– Mayor of Cartagena (@AlcaldiaCTG) September 12, 2020
Student leaders and other sectors called for a peaceful march in La Heroica, in which William Dau, mayor of the city, was a part.
When the mobilization reached the María Auxilidora sector, those who were marching ran into two police officers. It was then that some began to verbally attack them. Objects were then thrown at them and there was an intention to start a fighting dispute. The entire sequence was captured by a video published by the mundonoticias20 page.
A video of the moment full of tension shows the moment in which Mayor William Dau approached to protect the uniformed and prevent the incident from unleashing. The march continued without major alterations.
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