Colombia said on Monday it had sent a
letter of protest to Caracas after Venezuelan soldiers crossed into its
territory last week and detained three Colombian citizens, the latest setback
to relations between the two South American neighbors. Colombia's foreign
ministry said the citizens were arrested on an island in the Orinoco River that
has been part of Colombia since 1931. It had conducted an investigation to
verify that the incident took place, the ministry said in a statement. "In
the name of the Colombian government the Ministry of Foreign Relations has sent
a letter of protest complaining about these kind of actions, which violate
national sovereignty, and about the arbitrary detention of three Colombian
citizens," it said. More… Tuesday, September 18, 2018
Colombia Protests Incursion from Venezuelan Soldiers
Colombia said on Monday it had sent a
letter of protest to Caracas after Venezuelan soldiers crossed into its
territory last week and detained three Colombian citizens, the latest setback
to relations between the two South American neighbors. Colombia's foreign
ministry said the citizens were arrested on an island in the Orinoco River that
has been part of Colombia since 1931. It had conducted an investigation to
verify that the incident took place, the ministry said in a statement. "In
the name of the Colombian government the Ministry of Foreign Relations has sent
a letter of protest complaining about these kind of actions, which violate
national sovereignty, and about the arbitrary detention of three Colombian
citizens," it said. More…
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