Síntesis informativa - 12 de mayo 2020
THE GUARDIAN
'Don't ask me. Ask China': Trump clashes with reporters then abruptly leaves press briefing
During a question and answer session, Weijia Jiang, White House correspondent of CBS News, asked why the president constantly emphasises that the US is doing better than any other country when it comes to testing.
“Why does that matter?” she queried. “Why is this a global competition to you if every day Americans are still losing their lives and we are still seeing more cases every day?”
Trump retorted: “Well, they are losing their lives everywhere in the world. Maybe that is a question you should ask China. Don’t ask me. Ask China that question. When you ask China that question you may get a very unusual answer.”
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/may/11/trump-us-latest-coronavirus-reporters
Trump dismantles environmental protections under cover of coronavirus
During the Covid-19 lockdown, US federal agencies have eased fuel-efficiency standards for new cars; frozen rules for soot air pollution; proposed to drop review requirements for liquefied natural gas terminals; continued to lease public property to oil and gas companies; sought to speed up permitting for offshore fish farms; and advanced a proposal on mercury pollution from power plants that could make it easier for the government to conclude regulations are too costly to justify their benefits.
The government has also relaxed reporting rules for polluters during the pandemic.
Trump’s ambitions reach even to the moon, which he has announced he wants the US to mine.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/may/10/trump-environmental-blitzkrieg-coronavirus
Global report: Russia to end national lockdown as French shops reopen
In a TV address, Russia’s president said his citizens could go back to work from Tuesday. But he made clear the return was “conditional”, and it would be up to individual regions to decide how fast to lift restrictions. It would be a cautious “step-by-step” exit, he said, adding: “We have a long and difficult process ahead.”
Putin’s decision to reboot the national economy came despite a surge in new cases. On Monday Russia overtook the UK and Italy for number of confirmed infections, reaching 221,234. There had been 11,656 new infections in the previous 24 hours.
López Obrador accused of militarizing Mexico with new security decree
The decree, published on Monday by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, demonstrates an ongoing dependency on the army and navy for public security work – even though soldiers and marines have been frequently accused of human rights violations.
“In effect, the army and navy are going to be handling police duties until 2024,” said Santiago Aguirre, director of the Miguel Agustín Pro Juárez Human Rights Centre in Mexico City. “[Both] have a long history of not being accountable, especially in cases of serious human rights violations.”
The decree perpetuates the practice of deploying Mexico’s armed forces for policing duties as the country’s homicide rate races to new records. Mexico recorded its most murderous month on record in March – a grim tally nearly matched in April, in spite of Covid-19 quarantines throughout the country.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/may/11/mexico-lopez-obrador-armed-forces-decree
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AL JAZEERA
Mexico's president orders military on streets for four more years
Mexico's president has ordered the armed forces to tackle security on the streets for another four years, extending a policy he had previously criticised as his government struggles to curb violence in the country.
In a notice published in the Official Gazette on Monday, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador ordered the armed forces participate "in an extraordinary, regulated and complementary manner with the National Guard" in public security tasks.
Iran holds funeral for sailors killed in friendly fire incident
Iran has held a funeral service for 19 sailors killed during a military training exercise when a support vessel was mistakenly hit by a missile from another Iranian ship.
Brazil deploys thousands of troops to protect Amazon's trees
Brazil has deployed thousands of soldiers to protect the Amazon rainforest, taking precautions to avoid spreading the novel coronavirus, as the government mounts an early response to surging deforestation in the run-up to the high season for forest fires.
Palestinian towns 'hemmed in' by Israel's discriminatory policies
Palestinians with Israeli citizenship are being denied access to land for housing to accommodate "natural population growth", reflecting Israel's policy of confining Palestinian communities even beyond the occupied territories, says a new Human Rights Watch (HRW) report.
Yemen gov't vows to fight separatists as clashes erupt in south
Yemen's internationally-recognised government has said its forces will confront an "armed rebellion" by United Arab Emirates-backed separatists in the south, amid growing concerns over the opening up of a new front in the country's long-running war during the coronavirus pandemic.
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LE MONDE
La Constitution de « l’Algérie nouvelle » ne fait pas consensus
Le président Abdelmadjid Tebboune s’était engagé à réviser la Loi fondamentale, mais l’avant-projet peine à convaincre opposition et juristes.
Une plate-forme de partis et d’associations liés au Hirak, regroupés au sein du Pacte pour l’alternative démocratique (PAD), a ainsi rejeté le projet. Le PAD considère que la satisfaction des revendications « légitimes » du peuple passe par la mise en place d’« institutions de transition », dont une nouvelle Constitution, et non une révision de celle présidentialiste héritée des vingt ans de règne de M. Bouteflika. « La crise de légitimité qui frappe le régime depuis l’indépendance ne peut être réglée par des mesures de replâtrage », dénonce le PAD.
Ce que l’on sait des Jeux mondiaux militaires de Wuhan, après lesquels plusieurs athlètes disent être tombés malades
La rencontre sportive, qui a eu lieu en octobre 2019, pose un dilemme pour l’armée française et vient renforcer une campagne de désinformation chinoise pour nourrir l’hypothèse d’une origine américaine du coronavirus.
Nathalie Guibert, Harold Thibault et Clément Guillou
Dans un entretien passé inaperçu et accordé fin mars à la chaîne locale Télévision Loire 7, la pentathlète française Elodie Clouvel racontait être tombée malade dans la foulée des Jeux mondiaux militaires, qui se sont tenus du 18 au 27 octobre, et avoir ressenti des symptômes inédits pour elle. Son compagnon, le champion du monde de pentathlon Valentin Belaud, s’est aussi senti mal à cette période. « Il y a beaucoup d’athlètes des Jeux mondiaux militaires qui ont été très malades, disait alors Elodie Clouvel. On a eu un contact avec le médecin militaire récemment qui nous a dit : “Je pense que vous l’avez eu, parce qu’il y a beaucoup de gens de cette délégation qui ont été malades.” »
En Italie, la consigne de ne pas parler à la presse a également été formulée aux athlètes présents aux Jeux mondiaux militaires. Trop tard pour l’escrimeur Matteo Tagliariol, qui a assuré à la Gazzetta dello Sport que l’équipe nationale est « quasiment toute tombée malade »
Coronavirus : après la pandémie, une grave crise alimentaire menace au nord comme au sud
Alors que les indicateurs de la malnutrition étaient déjà au rouge avant la crise sanitaire, des dizaines de millions de personnes vont venir gonfler en 2020 les rangs de celles qui souffrent de la faim.
Mathilde Gérard
L’Organisation des Nations unies pour l’agriculture et l’alimentation (FAO) a calculé qu’elles seraient 14,4 millions à rejoindre les rangs de la sous-alimentation en cas de récession globale de 2 %, 38,2 millions si la contraction atteint 5 %, et jusqu’à 80,3 millions pour un repli de 10 % – le recul est pour l’heure estimé à 3 % en 2020. Ces nouveaux malnutris viendront s’ajouter aux 820 millions de personnes souffrant déjà de faim, soit un Terrien sur neuf.
Bien qu’ils résistent, les systèmes alimentaires ont aussi montré ces dernières semaines leurs fragilités, qui pourraient affecter la production à moyen terme : dépendance à la main-d’œuvre agricole étrangère, hyperspécialisation de certaines régions sur des monocultures, dépendance aux importations et exportations… Des territoires, notamment dans les zones frontalières, se retrouvent ainsi fragilisés par la fermeture des frontières.
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DEUTSCHE WELLE
Germany urged to confront Beijing at EU-China summit
Rights advocates are urging Germany to use its hosting of an EU-China summit due in September to confront Beijing over repression.
Instead, Bause told SZ, Germany should use its "weight" within the 27-member bloc to broach China's "systematic human rights abuses, repression, total surveillance and censorship."
https://m.dw.com/en/germany-urged-to-confront-beijing-at-eu-china-summit/a-53387812
Coronavirus: 'Modern slavery' at the heart of German slaughterhouse outbreak
Just as lockdown measures are lifting, more than 200 employees at a slaughterhouse in western Germany have contracted COVID-19
Authorities have temporarily closed the slaughterhouse after news broke that an unknown number of workers at the site had become infected with the coronavirus. As of Monday afternoon, at least 249 people had tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes the COVID-19 disease — many of them foreign workers.
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GLOBAL TIMES
Economists warn of costly COVID-19 resurgence if U.S. states reopen hastily
As more U.S. states started partially reopening their economies, many economists have warned that moving too fast might risk a second wave of infections, which could have grave economic impacts.
"If we get a second wave, it will be a depression," Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, told CNBC in a recent interview, defining the depression as 12 months or more of double digit unemployment.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1188104.shtml
Calls rise in China to rework deal with US: sources
More hawkish voices have emerged within China on the phase one trade deal with Washington, with some calling for new negotiations and a tit-for-tat approach on spiraling trade issues, after US' malicious attacks on China ignited a tsunami of anger among Chinese trade insiders, the Global Times learned from sources close to the Chinese government.
"It's in fact in China's interests to terminate the current phase one deal. It is beneficial to us. The US now cannot afford to restart the trade war with China if everything goes back to the starting point," another trade advisor to the Chinese government told the Global Times, pointing to the staggering US economy and the coming of the US presidential election this year.
But analysts noted that terminating the phase one trade deal would be China's "last option" and one that China would only resort to under extremely hostile conditions
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1188028.shtml
China reveals large destroyer's replenishment training for 1st time
The Nanchang, the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy's first Type 055 large destroyer, recently completed its first known maritime replenishment training, an operation that military experts said is crucial for the newly commissioned warship's combat capability.
China's most advanced destroyer is soon expected to be put into action and accompany aircraft carriers in far sea operations, experts predicted.
In addition to the Nanchang, China has launched at least five more Type 055 destroyers in the Dalian Shipyard, Northeast China's Liaoning Province, and Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai. Two more are reportedly under construction, military observers said.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1188157.shtml
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Amazon, Google Help States as Coronavirus Boosts Unemployment Claims
Newer technology addresses challenges including busy phone lines and website crashes
States including Rhode Island, Kansas and New York are turning to tech companies including Amazon Web Services and Google to handle an unprecedented rise in unemployment claims triggered by the coronavirus pandemic.
New Coronavirus Clusters Emerge as Some Countries Ease Lockdowns
More U.S. governors detail plans to reopen economies as world’s confirmed cases surpass 4.2 million
New clusters of coronavirus infections cropped up in some countries that have loosened lockdowns, as more governors across the U.S. detailed plans to reopen their states’ economies.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/coronavirus-latest-news-05-12-2020-11589274563?mod=hp_lead_pos3
China Economic Data Indicate V-Shaped Recovery Is Unlikely
Factory-gate prices post steepest decline in four years for April as coronavirus pandemic shrank demand globally
China’s factory-gate prices contracted in April, falling by the steepest margin in four years, as manufacturers struggled with deflationary pressures from the coronavirus pandemic, which has crimped demand both at home and abroad.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/china-economic-data-indicate-v-shaped-recovery-is-unlikely-11589257260
Consumer Prices Post Biggest Drop Since Last Recession During April Lockdowns
CPI down 0.8% as index for gasoline prices tumbles 20.6%
U.S. consumer prices in April posted their largest monthly decline since the last recession after energy prices collapsed and efforts to contain the new coronavirus disrupted demand for an array of goods and services.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/consumer-prices-coronavirus-april-11589225341
Investment Between U.S. and China Falls as Tensions, Coronavirus Take Toll
Once-vibrant business relationship continues to slide, according to new report
Investment between the U.S. and China is off to a weak start in 2020 and could worsen, according to a report published Monday that tallies a continuing slide in a once-vibrant business relationship due to “political friction, regulatory tightening and market dynamics.”
Huawei Struggles to Get Along Without Google
Without the search-and-software giant’s apps, the relentless march of Huawei’s smartphones is faltering
China’s Huawei Technologies Co., barred by the U.S. from buying American technology, has found a lot of workarounds—but is having a hard time replacing Google, on which it has relied for a decade.
Aramco Profit Is Hit Hard by Collapse in Oil Prices
World’s most valuable oil company says it plans to reduce spending this year
Saudi Aramco said its first-quarter profit fell and it would cut spending this year, underscoring the twin impact of an oil-price rout and the coronavirus pandemic on the kingdom’s worsening finances.
Toyota Sees Recovery This Year
‘We believe April was the bottom,’ says Japanese car maker’s CFO, but it still forecasts sharp decline in operating profit
Toyota Motor Corp. said it believed the worst of the economic impact from the coronavirus pandemic was over and auto sales could recover by the end of the year in its biggest markets.
For Chip Makers, Government Involvement Won’t Come Free
Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing face growing costs in trying to maintain their edge
Chip-making giants and their investors understandably like the idea of the U.S. government pitching in on a very expensive business. They should be careful what they wish for, though, as recent history has shown that growing political involvement in the sector hasn’t been cost-free.
ESG Investing Shines in Market Turmoil, With Help From Big Tech
The strength of socially responsible funds suggests they have staying power; ‘ESG is not a fad’
Funds focused on socially responsible investing have been a rare bright spot in this year’s market meltdown, the latest evidence that the practice is more than a bull-market trend.
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BLOOMBERG
Stocks Decline Amid Easing Lockdowns; Oil Jumps: Markets Wrap
The S&P 500 erased earlier gains, led by real-estate and financial companies. The Nasdaq 100 dropped after a six-day rally, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average outperformed. Both the dollar and Treasuries were little changed. Oil jumped as demand continued to show signs of recovery.
Qatar and Its Lose-Lose Problem in Global Gas Fight
Hemmed in by weak demand and scarce storage, the world’s biggest exporter of liquefied natural gas may soon face a stark choice: curb output or ignite a battle for market share that has the potential -- just as in the oil market -- to turn gas prices negative.
Billions of Euros Later, Dividend Tax Schemes Face EU Crackdown
European regulators are cracking down on complex dividend-tax transactions after years of trades cost national treasuries tens of billions of euros and sparked probes into some of the region’s top banks.
Market Analysts Are Getting Nervous About a Second Wave of Virus
There were only six new cases, but the resurgence of the coronavirus in Wuhan, the city in China where the pandemic began, was enough to startle market analysts.
The Fed Is All Set to Turbocharge Credit as Billions Flee Stocks
Between stocks rallying to alarming levels as the pandemic rages and corporate bonds bracing for a wave of downgrades, investors see danger across assets right now.
Facebook Violence Curbs Thwarted by Groups Using Code Words
Membership in Facebook groups focused on violent anti-government uprisings in the U.S. has doubled in recent weeks as the coronavirus pandemic has spread and governments impose restrictions aimed at slowing the contagion.
Tencent to Have a High Bar to Leap Over This Earnings Season
Expectations are running high for Tencent Holdings Ltd. when it reports earnings Wednesday after optimism over its video game business helped push the stock to a two-year peak.
As Italians Wait for Cash, Banks and Government Blame Each Other
Italian businesses struggling to survive the coronavirus crisis need cash now. What they’re getting instead is finger-pointing as the government and banks blame each other for the slow delivery of desperately needed economic relief.
Putin’s Spokesman Gets Coronavirus as Cases Soar in Russia
President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman became the latest top official to fall ill with the coronavirus as Russia overtook Spain to record the world’s second-highest number of infections from the deadly disease.
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AL MAYADEEN
Siria: Terroristas atacan patrulla conjunta ruso-turca en Idleb
Extremistas armados atacaron este martes a una patrulla conjunta de los ejércitos de Rusia y Turquía en la carretera M-4 en la provincia septentrional siria de Idleb.
La patrulla de diez blindados fue blanco de proyectiles disparados por grupos armados cerca del puente de la ciudad de Ariha, en la carretera M-4 que comunica las provincias de Aleppo con Latakia, informaron activistas citados por el diario al-Watan.
http://espanol.almayadeen.net/news/politics/1397709/siria--terroristas-atacan-patrulla-conjunta-ruso-turca-en-id
Ataque suicida contra funeral deja 15 muertos en este de Afganistán
Al menos 15 personas murieron y otras 56 resultaron heridas en un ataque suicida con bomba perpetrado el martes durante un funeral en la provincia oriental afgana de Nangarhar, confirmó un funcionario local.
Alarma en ONU por situación en Sahel por brote de Covid-19
Las agencias de ONU encienden las alarmas por la situación en la región del Sahel, donde se registran casi dos mil casos de la Covid-19 en Burkina Faso, Mali, Níger, Chad y Mauritania.
Según advirtió el portavoz del secretario general de Naciones Unidas, Stéphane Dujarric, los sistemas de salud en esa zona son muy débiles por el conflicto y la inseguridad, y existe un alto riesgo de propagación del nuevo coronavirus.
Reino Unido rechaza proyecto israelí de anexar partes de Cisjordania
El secretario de Estado británico para Asuntos Exteriores, James Cleverley, declaró que su país no apoyará la anexión de (Israel) a partes de Cisjordania, porque eso dificultaría el logro de la solución de dos estados.
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EL PAÍS
México blinda en una ley la entrega de la seguridad pública a los militares
López Obrador profundiza la cesión de poder al Ejército tras la creación de la Guardia Nacional y el reparto de negocios inmobiliarios y logísticos. Los militares realizarán labores policiales hasta 2024
según Alejandro Madrazo, académico del CIDE y experto en políticas de seguridad. “Es una exigencia al Ejército, que ya se cansó de usar el disfraz de la Guardia Nacional. Ya no acepta las órdenes civiles ni la supervisión del Congreso. Lo que acaba de implantar López Obrador es la misma estrategia que fundó Felipe Calderón y extendió de Peña Nieto, centralizar las labores de seguridad pública en el Ejército.
El Supremo mexicano impide la ampliación de mandato que pretendía un gobernador
El presidente de la Suprema Corte asegura que Jaime Bonilla, gobernador de Baja California, “pretendió violar la voluntad popular, usando la Constitución para violar la Constitución”
El reto de la anexión parcial de Cisjordania marca al nuevo Gobierno de coalición en Israel
El pacto de Netanyahu y Gantz prevé aplicar la soberanía a los asentamientos y el valle del Jordán
El embajador estadounidense en Israel, David Friedman, declarado partidario de los colonos, ha anticipado que la Administración del presidente Donald Trump está lista para reconocer la anexión “en cuestión de semanas”.
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PÁGINA 12
Acorralado, renunció J.J. Rendón, asesor de Juan Guaidó
Desde Caracas
El efecto encadenado del fracaso de la Operación Gedeón continúa: Juan José Rendón, hombre clave en los últimos sucesos que desembocaron en la llegada de mercenarios a Venezuela, presentó su renuncia al “comité de estrategia” del “gobierno interino de Juan Guaidó”.
Rendón había estado en el centro de la polémica por su rol en la elaboración y firma del contrato con la contratista militar estadounidense Silvercorp, que detallaba cómo capturar o asesinar a Nicolás Maduro, Diosdado Cabello, y proceder a una persecución de civiles y militares en el país durante más de un año.
A diferencia de Guaidó, Rendón reconoció haber firmado el contrato. Ante la crisis abierta por la situación, fue él quien salió a dar explicaciones ante los medios de comunicación para realizar un control de daños, e intentar ofrecer una versión ante la cantidad de contradicciones dichas por Guaidó.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/265219-acorralado-renuncio-j-j-rendon-asesor-de-juan-guaido
Coronavirus en Colombia: empieza la reapertura de sectores económicos
Colombia activó este lunes una nueva etapa de la cuarentena que comenzó el 25 de marzo con la reapertura gradual de varios sectores económicos autorizada por el gobierno como medida de contingencia ante la crisis por el coronavirus.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/265236-coronavirus-en-colombia-empieza-la-reapertura-de-sectores-ec
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EL TIEMPO
'La Armada no está vigilando los ríos de la frontera con Venezuela'
De acuerdo con un comunicado de la Armada Nacional, y según versión preliminar, el hecho se presentó “cuando el centinela encargado de la seguridad de los botes se percata que, por efectos de la fuerte corriente, las embarcaciones son arrastradas por el río, sin tener la oportunidad de recuperarlas. Ante esta situación, se ordenó el desplazamiento de Unidades de la Fuerza Naval del Oriente de la Armada de Colombia para la recuperación de los botes”.
Frente a este tema, el representante Arango, quien en varias oportunidades había advertido problemas en el ejercicio de la soberanía en esta zona, señaló que, además de eso, queda comprobado que “la Guardia Bolivariana de Venezuela patrulla las 24 horas el río Orinoco y nosotros con horario de oficina”.
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LA JORNADA
Aeropuerto Felipe Ángeles, Tren Maya y Corredor del Istmo de Tehuantepec van en tiempo
Los proyectos principales de la administración federal, como el Aeropuerto Felipe Ángeles, Tren Maya y el corredor del Istmo de Tehuantepec, van en tiempo y acordes con lo planeado presupuestariamente, afirmó el presidente Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
Durante los siguientes meses, tanto para dichos proyectos como para algunos apoyos para la población, el gobierno prevé destinar en promedio 100 mil millones de pesos mensuales.
https://www.jornada.com.mx/2020/05/12/politica/013n1pol
El inicio del proyecto ferroviario es un serio riesgo de contagio del Covid-19
Mérida, Yuc., Organizaciones civiles, colectivos indígenas y residentes de los tres estados de la península de Yucatán interpusieron, el pasado 6 de mayo, una queja ante la Comisión Nacional de Derechos Humanos y solicitaron medidas cautelares por las actividades para ejecutarel proyecto del Tren Maya, sobre todo por la pandemia del Covid-19 que azota al país.
En un comunicado, emitido ayer, las organizaciones de Yucatán, Indignación, Promoción y Defensa de los Derechos Humanos, AC; de Campeche, Red de Productores de Servicios Ambientales “Ya‘ax Sot’ Ot’ Yook’ol Kaab” AC, y de Quintana Roo, la Asamblea de Defensores del Territorio Maya Múuch’ Xíinbal, argumentaron que el inicio del Tren Maya es un serio riesgo de contagio por Covid-19.
https://www.jornada.com.mx/2020/05/12/politica/013n2pol
Oficial, Ejército hará tareas de seguridad
Se publicó el acuerdo que oficializa la asistencia de las fuerzas armadas a la Guardia Nacional (GN), la cual deberá ejercerse en apego a los derechos humanos, de manera extraordinaria, regulada, fiscalizada y complementaria con las labores de las autoridades civiles.
El acuerdo es complementario a lo que marca el artículo quinto transitorio del decreto que creó a la Guardia Nacional, emitido el 26 de marzo de 2019, y en el cual se establece que el Ejército y la Marina apoyará el trabajo de dicha instancia en materia de seguridad pública, por un plazo de cinco años, hasta que la nueva corporación pueda desarrollar su propia estructura, capacidad e implementación territorial.
https://www.jornada.com.mx/2020/05/12/politica/011n2pol
“Militarismo salió del clóset”
El decreto presidencial publicado en el Diario Oficial de la Federación con el que se ordena que las fuerzas armadas permanezcan en labores de seguridad pública durante cinco años es un intento por disfrazar de legalidad el despliegue de militares y marinos en las calles, señalaron organizaciones civiles, mientras actores políticos indicaron que las leyes de la Guardia Nacional (GN) ya consideraban el apoyo de la milicia al cuerpo civil.
https://www.jornada.com.mx/2020/05/12/politica/011n3pol
Colombia rechaza acusación de complicidad en fallida invasión a Venezuela
Bogotá. El canciller de Venezuela, Jorge Arreaza, acusó ayer al gobierno de Colombia de ser cómplice en la fallida invasión armada que un grupo de mercenarios llevó a cabo el pasado día 3, en una operación por la cual fueron detenidas ocho personas más.
El pasado fin de semana fueron halladas tres embarcaciones colombianas sin ocupantes pero con armamento en aguas de Venezuela.
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