Colombia’s Petro Slams U.S. Strikes, Says He Is “Collecting Bodies” as Drug War Deaths Rise | APT - video Dailymotion

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Colombian President Gustavo Petro has sharply criticized U.S. anti-drug strikes in the Caribbean and Pacific, saying he “spends his time collecting bodies” after the operations. Speaking at the Ameripol Summit in Bogotá, Petro said 87 people have died in U.S. maritime strikes since September, with bodies washing up on Colombian shores, including suspected Dominican nationals. Petro called for deeper intelligence cooperation, stressing that local knowledge is crucial in targeting traffickers. He also highlighted Colombia’s new coordination with UAE police in Dubai. This video covers Petro’s remarks, casualty details, U.S. strike operations, and the wider implications for regional anti-drug strategies.  #Colombia #GustavoPetro #USStrikes

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00:00The last few days of the population of the United States,

00:08I live recogiendo cadáveres that come by the mar.

00:12The last, I have just indications,

00:16are from the Dominican Republic,

00:22who came out of Venezuela

00:26and their bodies ended up by the Colombian people.

00:32It is still for confirm.

00:36In a society, the people are more vulnerable.

00:42The American intelligence helps us,

00:46here and there,

00:47the American intelligence,

00:49without us, we could not.

00:51Because we have to know

00:53what woman likes the narco,

00:56etc.,

00:57and put the trampa

00:58and that they do not know what they do.

01:00We have to know.

01:01We have to know.

01:02Because we have to be in the territory.

01:04There is nothing like being in the territory.

01:07That experience,

01:09who can replace it?

01:12For many matemáticas

01:13that there is irreplaceable.

01:16And we can move there,

01:18because we are from there.

01:20Because there are forces

01:22that are with the business.

01:24These are my discussions

01:25that I have with the Mr. Trump,

01:26but they are valid.

01:28We have to talk with the friends of Dubai

01:30and the police of there.

01:32We are doing it.

01:33The language,

01:34all those things,

01:35the cultures

01:36between one of the police

01:37and another,

01:38to understand them.

01:40And we can see how

01:42the Emirates of the United States

01:43helps to kill

01:46the narcos

01:47that live there.

01:49But we could say

01:51of Madrid.

01:53Of course,

01:54the narco latino

01:55speaks Spanish.

01:56The most friendly city

01:57is the city of Spain.

01:59No,

02:00the lower countries

02:01are going to go to Spain.

02:03...the narco traffic

02:05of Colombia

02:06subordinados

02:08...

02:09And here,

02:10Colombia

02:11learned

02:12that the consumption

02:13of drugs is not criminal.

02:17And this is a topic

02:18of the world.

02:22And

02:25in the countries

02:27in the way

02:28the fact

02:29of not criminalizing

02:30consumption.

02:31the consumption

02:33of the consumption

02:34of the consumption.

02:35The consumption

02:36is different

02:38to the prohibition

02:41of consumption

02:42and to the prison

02:43of the consumption

02:44that,

02:45in the case

02:46of addiction,

02:47which is an extreme

02:49of the consumption,

02:51the consumption,

02:52the control,

02:53the control,

02:54is to do with reasons

02:56more effective

02:57than criminal.

02:58It is not

02:59to come to

03:00the consumption

03:02of the consumption

03:03of the spill

03:04.

03:05The most massive

03:06risk

03:07in America

03:08and the world

03:09is the crisis

03:10climatic.

03:12No

03:13are the Iranians,

03:14the Chinese

03:15who will spend better

03:16than the Russians

03:17who lives

03:18and the petroler.

03:19How do we know

03:21the routes

03:22of carriers

03:23and companies

03:24are not

03:25for us.

03:30You

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