Gringoboy
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After a day during which the remembrance of those who fell in the conflict was observed with due dignity by most of the country, we had to be witness to this disgrace near the British Embassy.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-17593222
If TN are to be believed, the Police were told categorically that they were not to make arrests or to talk to reporters by direct order of Garre.
Several policemen were injured in these attacks by thugs who probably have no idea what they were protesting about in the first place.
No great surprise really, but the tragedy is that this will be the view seen by the British public, not to mention the Islanders.
Not wishing to be cynical, but if CFK wishes to present her case peacefully, surely she has the power to have nipped this in the bud immediately.
Unless of course this was pre planned. Who knows?
Quebracho anyone?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-17593222
If TN are to be believed, the Police were told categorically that they were not to make arrests or to talk to reporters by direct order of Garre.
Several policemen were injured in these attacks by thugs who probably have no idea what they were protesting about in the first place.
No great surprise really, but the tragedy is that this will be the view seen by the British public, not to mention the Islanders.
Not wishing to be cynical, but if CFK wishes to present her case peacefully, surely she has the power to have nipped this in the bud immediately.
Unless of course this was pre planned. Who knows?
Quebracho anyone?