Síntesis informativa - 19 de mayo 2020
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Trump Turns His Ire Again on the W.H.O.
President Trump escalated his attacks on the global health group and threatened to cut its funding. He also said he was taking hydroxychloroquine, an unproven drug against the coronavirus, as a preventive measure.
Steven Mnuchin and Jerome Powell will face the Senate over emergency lending programs.
On Monday, a report from the congressional commission overseeing the Fed and Treasury’s efforts pointed out that most of the $500 billion that Congress allocated in March to the Treasury to support businesses and local governments had yet to be used and raised questions about how the rescue programs would work. The Treasury Department has yet to extend any of the $46 billion it was given to support airlines and national security-related companies and the Fed, whose newer and riskier lending programs are meant to be backstopped with the remaining $454 billion, has just one such program underway.
U.S.-China Feud Over Coronavirus Erupts at World Health Assembly
China’s president pledged $2 billion to fight the virus, a move the United States criticized as an effort to head off scrutiny of its handling of the pandemic.
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RUSSIA TODAY
Ouch! Trump threatening WHO to cover up his incompetence by blaming others – Beijing
The US’ threat to withdraw from the UN’s health body is just the latest attempt by the Trump administration to smear China’s fight against Covid-19 and shift the blame for the damage done by the virus, Beijing has said.
https://www.rt.com/news/489072-china-scolds-trump-who/
US nukes in Poland would not be a deterrent, but a MASSIVE provocation for Russia
The US has promoted the deployment of US nuclear weapons on Polish soil as part of NATO’s ‘nuclear sharing’ arrangement. Such a move would only increase the chances of the very war such a deployment seeks to deter.
https://www.rt.com/op-ed/489068-nato-nuclear-poland-russia/
‘Deep, deep mistrust’: Warring parties in Syria agree to reconvene Geneva talks, UN envoy says
Opposing sides in Syria’s conflict have agreed to reconvene in Geneva for talks on the constitution, United Nations special envoy Geir Pedersen said on Tuesday.
https://www.rt.com/newsline/489069-mistrust-parties-syria-talks/
Taiwan tells US ‘it is complying’ with international N. Korea sanctions
Taiwan is complying with international sanctions against North Korea, a senior Taiwanese security official told the US’ deputy representative for North Korea on Tuesday, having previously been called out for breaking them.
https://www.rt.com/newsline/489070-taiwan-us-korea-sanctions/
German Constitutional Court limits power of BND spy agency’s overseas internet surveillance
The Constitutional Court in Germany ruled on Tuesday that, in monitoring the internet traffic of foreign nationals abroad, the BND intelligence agency has partly breached the constitution.
https://www.rt.com/newsline/489065-german-constitutional-spy-abroad/
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THE GUARDIAN
Member states back WHO after renewed Donald Trump attack
A resolution that backed the WHO’s leadership and said there needed to be an investigation into the global response to the coronavirus pandemic won endorsement at the WHO’s annual ministerial meeting on Tuesday.
The US president launched his attack late on Monday, sending a lengthy letter outlining America’s belief that the WHO had not been sufficiently independent of China, and had been too willing to accept its explanations for the origins of the coronavirus outbreak.
As the pandemic worsens in the US, and other countries begin a tentative recovery, Trump has sought to blame China and the WHO. The letter accused the WHO of making repeated mistakes, meaning thousands of lives had been lost, and America’s interests not served.
Mexico begins lifting Covid-19 lockdown despite fears worst is still to come
Mexico has registered nearly 50,000 Covid-19 cases and more than 5,000 deaths, and its testing rate ranks among the lowest in Latin America, with just 0.4 tests per 1,000 people.
But on Monday, approximately 300 municipalities throughout the country – called “municipalities of hope” – were given the green light to restart economic activities and lift sheltering-in-place recommendations. Similar measures are scheduled to start 1 June in the rest of the country, while classes will resume the same day.
The decision to resume comes amid questions over the Amlo administration’s coronavirus response, which has depended heavily on disease modeling and involved little testing and no contact tracing.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/may/18/mexico-amlo-coronavirus-covid19-restrictions-reopen
UN-backed Libyan forces take key airbase from rebel general
Forces allied with Libya’s UN-supported government have wrested control of a key military base on the outskirts of the country’s capital from Khalifa Haftar, dealing a significant blow to the renegade general’s military and its morale.
Pro- and anti-Haftar media reported that his eastern-based forces had withdrawn from al-Watiya airbase 90 miles south of Tripoli. Footage posted on social media appeared to show Government of National Accord (GNA) forces driving down runways at the base unhindered.
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AL JAZEERA
Syrian warring sides agree to Geneva constitution talks: UN envoy
Representatives of opposing sides in Syria's war have agreed to reconvene in Geneva for stalled negotiations on the constitution, according to Geir Pedersen, the United Nations special envoy to the country.
A lull in fighting could provide an opportunity to start healing "deep, deep mistrust" between them, Pedersen said on Tuesday.
"As soon as the pandemic situation allows, they have agreed to come to Geneva and they have agreed on an agenda for the next meeting," he told journalists.
Local leaders resist Mexico president's push for reopening
Local governments across Mexico pushed back on Monday against President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's call to reopen the economy in some 300 townships that do not have active cases of coronavirus, with leaders saying they preferred to wait until June before resuming normal activities.
But Lopez Obrador has been pushing to reactivate the economy. In addition to opening virus-free communities, his health advisers have said that the mining, construction and automotive industries could resume operations as early as Monday.
Soldiers killed in two separate attacks in Pakistan's Balochistan
Islamabad, Pakistan - At least seven soldiers have been killed in two separate attacks in the southwest Pakistani province of Balochistan, the country's military says, the latest violence in a region torn by separatist violence.
Six soldiers were killed when their vehicle was targeted by a roadside bomb in the Pir Ghaib area, about 55km (34 miles) southeast of the provincial capital Quetta, late on Monday, the military said in a statement.
Rwandan genocide fugitive Felicien Kabuga due before Paris court
Felicien Kabuga, a key Rwandan genocide fugitive, is due to appear before a Paris court days after police swooped on his hideout in a suburb of the French capital.
The 84-year-old is accused of financing Hutu militias that massacred some 800,000 Tutsis and their moderate Hutu allies over a span of 100 days in 1994.
Brazil lets Cuban doctors resume work amid coronavirus struggle
Brazil has rehired 157 Cuban doctors to help fight a surge in coronavirus cases, a year and a half after Havana ended a medical assistance programme over a dispute with Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.
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LE MONDE
La Chine veut prendre le leadership sur la santé du monde
Lors de l’assemblée mondiale de l’OMS, le président Xi Jinping a accepté le principe d’une enquête sur la réponse sanitaire au coronavirus, tant qu’elle est « pilotée par l’OMS » avec « impartialité ».
Frédéric Lemaître
Alors que, ces derniers jours, l’Australie a réussi à convaincre de nombreux pays à lancer une enquête sur le Covid-19 – une initiative qui lui vaut d’être sanctionnée économiquement par Pékin – Xi Jinping a fait une concession de taille, en « soutenant une évaluation globale de la réponse internationale après que la maladie aura été jugulée dans le monde ».
Mais celle-ci doit « être pilotée par l’OMS » et se faire dans « le principe de l’objectivité et de l’impartialité ». L’enquête devra donc aller bien au-delà d’une recherche de l’origine du virus, comme le réclament les Etats-Unis. De plus, pour Pékin, comme pour l’OMS, cette enquête est prématurée. « Endiguer la maladie » reste l’urgence du moment.
En Libye, Khalifa Haftar accumule les revers en Tripolitaine
La perte par le maréchal dissident de sa base militaire d’Al-Watiya à l’ouest de Tripoli confirme la montée en puissance des Turcs dans le pays.
Frédéric Bobin
Ce dernier a en effet installé en Tripolitaine un chapelet de défenses antiaériennes tout en introduisant une nouvelle génération de drones – les Anka-S – qui a permis aux forces anti-Haftar de recouvrer la maîtrise du ciel. L’assistance des Turcs est le produit d’un accord sécuritaire et maritime signé fin novembre entre Ankara et Tripoli en une période critique où le GAN de Sarraj semblait désemparé face aux coups de boutoirs très meurtriers infligés dans certaines poches de la capitale par les mercenaires russes de la compagnie de sécurité Wagner, alliés d’Haftar. Bien que reconnu par les Nations unies, le GAN de Tripoli semblait alors très isolé sur la scène internationale.
Le conflit pourrait ainsi se déplacer vers le Sud libyen, notamment autour des champs pétroliers de Sharara et El-Feel enlevés par des forces locales pro-Haftar début 2019.
La dette étudiante, boulet d’une économie américaine en crise
Avec la crise, une hausse des défauts de paiement des jeunes diplômés est à craindre.
Stéphanie Le Bars
En 2019, quelque 45 millions d’Américains cumulaient une dette de 1 600 milliards de dollars (1 482 milliards d’euros) contractée pour payer leurs études supérieures. Ce montant, multiplié par presque 3 en l’espace de 12 ans, est largement plus élevé que la dette liée aux cartes de crédit (environ 1 000 milliards).
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DEUTSCHE WELLE
Germany, France lobby hard for EU recovery plan
Lawmakers in France and Germany are pushing for the rest of the bloc to adopt their €500 billion rescue fund. However, skeptics have raised questions about how debt will be shared.
https://m.dw.com/en/germany-france-lobby-hard-for-eu-recovery-plan/a-53496326
Taiwan to postpone WHO membership bid due to pandemic
After careful deliberation, we have accepted the suggestion from our allies and like-minded nations to wait until the resumed session before further promoting our bid," Foreign Minister Joseph Wu said.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused the WHO of playing politics "while lives are at stake" and succumbing to Chinese pressure by not including Taiwan. Pompeo called out WHO chief Ghebreysus over a "lack of independence" and said his decision hurt the WHO's "credibility and effectiveness."
https://m.dw.com/en/taiwan-to-postpone-who-membership-bid-due-to-pandemic/a-53480455
Germany's data chief tells ministries WhatsApp is a no-go
Germany's data privacy chief has told federal bodies not to use WhatsApp, amid concerns that it feeds Facebook with data. Ulrich Kelber said it appeared that the government has failed to establish enough safe services.
In recent weeks, Kelber has also entered debate in Germany about plans to create viral tracing and vaccination apps, warning that a person's health data must be especially protected in the online realm.
https://m.dw.com/en/germanys-data-chief-tells-ministries-whatsapp-is-a-no-go/a-53474413
Coronavirus en EE. UU.: Trabajadores exigen mejor protección
Diferentes protestas se vienen realizando en Estados Unidos contra el famoso “quédate en casa”, pero también para pedir mejores condiciones laborales. Muchos siguen esperando.
https://m.dw.com/es/coronavirus-en-ee-uu-trabajadores-exigen-mejor-protecci%C3%B3n/a-53489348
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GLOBAL TIMES
Experts predict 3 pct growth in China’s military budget amid rising defense needs
In a Global Times survey with nine military experts, three calculated a growth rate of around 3 percent, leading to a possible budget of about 1.22 trillion yuan ($171.5 billion), one predicted a 5 to 6 percent growth to about 1.25 trillion yuan, three said it was difficult to forecast, and two said a shrink is possible.
China needs to moderately increase its defense budget and boost its military capabilities, particularly under the current complicated circumstances and with the US making provocations near China, Li said.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1188785.shtml
China's satellite navigation industry turned up $49 billion in 2019
The industry's core sectors are directly related to the development and application of the satellite navigation technology, and include chip, device, algorithm, software, navigation data, terminal equipment and infrastructure sectors. These sectors reported 116.6 billion yuan in output value, accounting for 33.8 percent of the industry's total.
The BeiDou Navigation Satellite System (BDS) contributed 80 percent of the output value generated by the core sectors.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1188659.shtml
Financial gain trumps espionage as top motivator in cyberattacks - report
The report found that 86 percent of breaches were for money, not for purposes of spying. Credential theft, phishing and compromising business emails caused 67 percent of the cyberattacks.
As more businesses moved to web-based solutions, so did hackers. According to the report, breaches on web and cloud applications rose to 43 percent, double the previous year.
Verizon Business Group CEO Tami Erwin said the "digital transformation" to the work-from-home model during the coronavirus pandemic has presented a number of security red flags.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1188843.shtml
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Walmart Sales Surge as Coronavirus Drives Americans to Stockpile
Quarterly comparable sales climb 10% in U.S., including a 74% jump in e-commerce
Walmart Inc. is reaping the rewards of being one of few retailers positioned to successfully navigate a global pandemic, reporting a surge in quarterly sales as consumers turned to its giant stores to stock up on food and household goods.
Neither Coronavirus Nor Trade Tensions Can Stop U.S. Companies’ Push Into China
Businesses are betting that the country’s long-term growth potential outweighs the mounting case against expansion
Relations between the U.S. and China are at their lowest point in decades, and the Covid-19 pandemic has rattled consumers the world over. U.S. companies and brands are doubling down on China anyway.
Return of Car Traffic Fuels Surge in Oil
Demand for gasoline is on the mend around the world, supporting crude
Oil prices are staging a furious comeback from last month’s collapse, lifted by record supply cuts and a pickup in global fuel demand that many investors hope heralds a swift economic recovery.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/return-of-car-traffic-fuels-surge-in-oil-11589880602?mod=hp_lista_pos3
Trump Threatens to Permanently Cut Funding to World Health Organization
The threat comes after China pledged $2 billion to fight the coronavirus
https://www.wsj.com/articles/chinas-president-pledges-2-billion-for-coronavirus-pandemic-11589802504
Mexican Government Moves to Tighten Grip on Electricity Market
New rules affecting renewable-power projects are criticized for favoring the country’s state-owned utility
China Ramping Up Purchases of U.S. Farm Goods
As phase one of trade deal gets under way, Beijing isn’t on pace to meet targets for purchases overall
China has significantly stepped up purchases of U.S. agriculture products in the past two months, according to U.S. officials, even as purchases in other sectors fall short of expectations under the first phase U.S.-China trade deal.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/china-ramping-up-purchases-of-u-s-farm-goods-11589886003
Home Depot Reports Higher Revenue Despite Coronavirus Impact
Expenses rose sharply as it boosted workers’ pay and benefits
Home Depot Inc. reported higher sales in the latest quarter despite the large-scale disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but the company’s expenses rose sharply as it boosted workers’ pay and benefits.
Former Obama Antitrust Official Lays Out Possible Case Against Google
As Justice Department and states prepare to sue search giant, a new paper says the Alphabet unit sought to mute digital-advertising competition
A former top antitrust economist in the Obama administration argued Monday that Alphabet Inc.’s Google has used its powerful position in the digital advertising space to stifle competition, outlining a possible case against the search giant at the same time federal and state enforcers are making preparations to go to court.
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BLOOMBERG
America’s Zombie Companies Are Multiplying and Fueling New Risks
As the Federal Reserve pulls out all the stops to bolster credit markets, corporate America is gorging on debt.
Europe Moves Toward Landmark Asset to Rival U.S. Treasuries
For Europe’s integrationists, a jointly issued bond with the safety and liquidity to rival U.S. Treasuries is necessary to ensure the bloc’s stability. Germany and France may have taken a small, first step toward creating such a European safe asset.
SoftBank May Sell $20 Billion Stake in T-Mobile This Week
SoftBank Group Corp. is closing in on a deal to sell about $20 billion of its stock in T-Mobile US Inc., accelerating efforts to raise capital after record losses in its investment business, according to people familiar with the matter.
Uber Cuts 3,000 More Jobs, Closes Offices in Pandemic Revamp
Uber Technologies Inc. is slashing another 3,000 jobs and closing dozens of offices, the company said Monday, part of a series of dramatic moves intended to shore up a business that has been gutted by the coronavirus.
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AL MAYADEEN
Irán: amenaza a barco iraní en cualquier lugar es una amenaza para todos
La amenaza de cualquier barco iraní en cualquier lugar es una amenaza para todos, declaró a Al Mayadeen una destacada fuente de la seguridad iraní, quien también señalo que el tránsito de buques de carga en aguas internacionales es un derecho legítimo y está garantizado por las leyes internacionales.
En el mismo contexto, la fuente confirmó que el ataque a buques de tránsito en aguas internacionales es un ataque al derecho internacional y pone en peligro la seguridad de todos los países.
http://espanol.almayadeen.net/news/politics/1398793/ir%C3%A1n--amenaza-a-barco-iran%C3%AD-en-cualquier-lugar-es-una-amenaz
Ejército sirio halla pertrechos bélicos de EE.UU. e (Israel) al sur del país
El Ejército Árabe Sirio decomisó armas y municiones que incluyen misiles de fabricación estadounidense e israelí, en sedes abandonadas por los terroristas.
El pertrecho bélico fue encontrado durante las operaciones de rastreo y desminado en las zonas liberadas del terrorismo en las provincias sureñas de Deraa y Sweida.
Cohetes impactan en Zona Verde de Iraq
Dos cohetes Katyusha impactaron este martes en una de las casas vacías dentro de la Zona Verde en Bagdad. La oficina de medios del Servicio de Seguridad indicó que un misil golpeó la pared de una casa y dejó daños leves, según confirmaron fuentes a Al Mayadeen.
Hasta el momento, no hay reportes de víctimas y ningún grupo u organización se atribuyó el ataque.
http://espanol.almayadeen.net/news/politics/1398983/cohete-impacta-en-zona-verde-de-iraq
Coalición saudita viola alto el fuego en varios frentes de Yemen
Al menos 55 nuevas violaciones del alto al fuego cometieron las fuerzas de la coalición saudita en los frentes de la gobernación de Hodeidah durante las últimas 24 horas, reportó una fuente militar yemenita.
De acuerdo con el monitoreo, la alianza lanzó 123 cohetes y proyectiles de artillería y bombardearon posiciones del Ejército y los comités populares yemenitas en la localidad de Hodeidah.
http://espanol.almayadeen.net/news/politics/1399020/coalici%C3%B3n-saudita-viola-alto-el-fuego-en-varios-frentes-de-y
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EL PAÍS
Irán advierte a EE UU ante el despliegue de barcos para evitar que sus petroleros lleguen a Venezuela
Teherán habría enviado al país caribeño cinco barcos cargados con combustible, según información de rastreadores del tráfico legal e ilegal de crudo en alta mar
La víspera, la agencia de noticias iraní Fars, considerada próxima a la Guardia Revolucionaria, publicó que había recibido información de que cuatro barcos de guerra de la Marina de Estados Unidos estaban en el Caribe para “un posible enfrentamiento con los petroleros de Irán”. Washington no ha confirmado ni desmentido ese extremo, pero un alto funcionario de la Administración Trump dijo a Reuters el pasado jueves que estaban considerando posibles medidas de respuesta al envío de combustible iraní a Venezuela.
Un herido de bala necesita un ventilador
En México es más probable morir por un balazo que por problemas de salud derivados del coronavirus. Desde que el país detectó el primer caso de contagio, a finales de febrero, han sido asesinadas 6.500 personas; 300 de ellas en Jalisco
https://elpais.com/sociedad/2020-05-18/un-herido-de-bala-necesita-un-ventilador.html
Venezuela asegura que tiene infiltrados en la inteligencia y en las fuerzas armadas de Colombia
El ministro de Comunicación difunde unas interceptaciones e involucra al Gobierno de Duque en el último complot frustrado contra Maduro
Aunque no se tratara de verdaderos agentes, la Dirección Nacional de Inteligencia (DNI) y la inteligencia militar de Colombia sí mantuvieron contactos con una de las figuras clave en el complot. Clíver Alcalá es un antiguo general de la Fuerza Armada Nacional Bolivariana (FANB), fue fiel a Chávez y acabó rompiendo con Maduro hace cuatro años.
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PÁGINA 12
Ante la protesta, Piñera vuelve a la receta de la represión
Alrededor de un centenar de vecinos de El Bosque, comuna del sur de Santiago, protestaron este lunes para denunciar la falta de alimentos y la pobreza a la que están siendo sometidos a causa de la cuarentena decretada por el gobierno para tratar de contener la pandemia de covid-19.
El gobierno chileno había anunciado el domingo la entrega de 2,5 millones de cajas de alimentos para enfrentar la crisis, pero las autoridades locales entienden que las medidas adoptadas son insuficientes. Al foco de la movilización llegaron efectivos de Carabineros que reprimieron la protesta con gases lacrimógenos y carros hidrantes. De acuerdo a los informes preliminares, hay tres personas detenidas. Se trata del primer enfrentamiento de manifestantes con la policía luego de que la capital chilena entrara en confinamiento total el pasado viernes por la noche, tras la fuerte suba en los contagios, que el lunes superaron los 46 mil. En tanto, las víctimas fatales ya son 478.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/266682-ante-la-protesta-pinera-vuelve-a-la-receta-de-la-represion
A seis meses del golpe de Estado, Bolivia se sigue desangrando
Ni la emergencia por coronavirus puede ponerle un freno a las peores miserias del gobierno de facto de Bolivia. El golpe de Estado iniciado el 10 de noviembre de 2019 para desplazar del poder al expresidente Evo Morales deja, hasta el momento, un triste saldo de 35 muertos, 800 heridos, más de 1.500 detenidos y cientos de exiliados. Seis meses después de su acto inaugural, las masacres de Sacaba y Senkata , el régimen encabezado por Jeanine Añez reacciona a las urgencias de las clases populares con la misma receta: represión salvaje, oídos sordos y distorsión de la realidad. La pretendida reconversión económica del país, impropia de un gobierno de transición que sin embargo pretende aferrarse al poder, ha llevado a miles de bolivianos a violar la cuarentena para salir a las calles, organizando cacerolazos y marchas espontáneas en distintas regiones. Hoy, la mayoría de los trabajadores, acostumbrados a subsistir día a día, se ven forzados a optar por una trágica disyuntiva: morir de coronavirus o morir de hambre. Página/12 contactó a cuatro figuras representativas de la coyuntura boliviana que analizan este duro presente e intentan desmembrar la lógica operativa del régimen.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/266689-a-seis-meses-del-golpe-de-estado-bolivia-se-sigue-desangrand
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EL TIEMPO
Venezuela asegura que tiene infiltrados en la Inteligencia colombiana
El régimen de Venezuela aseguró este lunes que uno de los objetivos de los ataques fallidos de hace dos semanas era "volar" el palacio presidencial de Miraflores y vinculó de nuevo al líder opositor Juan Guaidó con la operación en la que murieron al menos ocho personas.
La lucha geopolítica se filtró en Asamblea Mundial por covid-19
Tal cual lo admitió el director general de la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, la pandemia ha dejado “cruelmente a la luz” las divisiones geopolíticas en el mundo, lo que se reflejó con claridad durante la asamblea anual de la institución, celebrada a distancia ayer de manera virtual con la participaron 194 países
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LA JORNADA
Dan a ICA el cuarto tramo del Tren Maya; fue asignación directa
A unos días de comenzar la construcción de los primeros tres tramos del Tren Maya, el encargado del proyecto, Rogelio Jiménez Pons, anunció que el gobierno comenzó el pago de 757 millones de pesos por derechos de vía como parte de una deuda histórica pendiente por terrenos utilizados desde hace años. En los próximos días se formalizará la asignación directa del cuarto tramo del proyecto a la empresa ICA, debido a que ésta tiene la concesión de la carretera Mérida-Cancún, ruta por donde correrá el tren.
https://www.jornada.com.mx/2020/05/19/politica/008n1pol
El hambre lanza a centenares de chilenos a las calles para protestar
Santiago. El hambre y la desesperación lanzaron ayer a centenares de vecinos de municipios pobres de Santiago y ciudades como Valparaíso, a protestar en las calles levantando barricadas, prendiendo fogatas y enfrentándose a carabineros que los reprimieron con cañones de agua y gas lacrimógeno, además de realizar varias detenciones.
https://www.jornada.com.mx/2020/05/19/mundo/024n1mun
Revelan implicación de diputado venezolano y gobierno de Colombia en la fallida Operación Gedeón contra Maduro
Caracas. El vicepresidente de Comunicación de Venezuela, Jorge Rodríguez, hizo público un audio que vincularía al diputado venezolano Hernán Alemán con el intento de golpe de Estado e invasión marítima desarticulado desde el pasado día 3 denominado Operación Gedeón, que implicaría al gobierno de Colombia.
Alemán indica en la grabación que mantuvo contactos con el general venezolano retirado Cliver Alcalá Cordones, encargado de la incursión. Además, reconoce que estuvo en los campamentos de entrenamiento de los implicados en Riohacha, en el norte de Colombia.
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