María Claudia Tarazona, widow of the murdered senator and Colombian presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay, He published, this Sunday, August 31, a message in which he expressed his “deep pain” by The death of her husband and sympathized with the families of the 13 police officers who died in an attack on August 21 in the department of Antioquia.
(See: Miguel Uribe Mogidide: How does the criminal system for minors work?).
“Once again, evil destroys the most sacred of our society, their families. Thirteen police, men who with honor and loyalty served the homeland, were killed, like my beloved Miguel for the worst of evils“He wrote on Instagram.
Tarazona recalled that, like his son Alejandrodozens of children in the country will grow without their parents due to violence And he said that he accompanies “with the soul” to the wives of the uniformed men killed, whom he described as women who, with the “more heartbreaking pain and the shattered soul”, will have to move their children forward in the midst of the loss.
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“Here I am for each of them, to serve them, to accompany them on this path that no family should ever travel“He said.
His words arrive after the two attacks two weeks ago: One against an air base in Cali, attributed to the central General Staff of the Disidences of the FARC, which left six dead civilians, and another in Amalfi (Antioquia), where a trap with explosives killed 13 police when a helicopter landed in an illicit crop eradication zone.
In total, 19 people died and about 80 were injured in both attacks.
The murder of Uribe Turbay, who died on August 11, two months after being seriously injured in an attack, and the recent escalation of violence have revived in Colombia the fears that political violence as the 1990 electoral campaign returns, when three presidential candidates were killed.
(See: Dad of Miguel Uribe Turbay will be presidential candidate of the Democratic Center).
In this context, Tarazona urged Colombians to stay together and “raise their voice” against those who embody violence: “That evil that we all know where he lives and who plays it should not take away either faith, nor love, nor hope”
(See: Vicky Dávila did not say that Uribe’s last desire was to see her as president).
EFE
