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Weekly Report - 11 September 2014 (WR-14-36)
COLOMBIA-VENEZUELA: The strange case of two deportations
Two members of a Venezuelan opposition organisation were expelled from Colombia in early September and handed over to the Venezuelan authorities, who promptly arrested them and announced that they would be prosecuted. The Colombian government justified its action only in very general, vague terms. In Venezuela the two are only ostensibly wanted for breaching the terms of their bail for events dating back to 2010.
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