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Porque Duque “no dio la cara”, así va el camino de la minga hacia Bogotá

Mientras el Gobierno afirma que ha cumplido lo acordado con las comunidades indígenas, el Cric encabeza la protesta rumbo a la capital del país.

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14 de octubre de 2020 a las 9:13 a. m.
Colombian indigenous people taking part in a "Minga" (indigenous meeting) walk along the Pan-American highway as they arrive in the city of Cali with the expectation of meeting President Ivan Duque, on October 12, 2020. - Thousands of indigenous people arrived in Cali where they hope to meet with President Duque, after having summoned him through a letter in recent days, in which they express concern about the increase of violence due to the presence of armed groups in their territories, the murder of indigenous and social leaders, and the recent massacres. (Photo by Luis ROBAYO / AFP)
Colombian indigenous people taking part in a "Minga" (indigenous meeting) walk along the Pan-American highway as they arrive in the city of Cali with the expectation of meeting President Ivan Duque, on October 12, 2020. - Thousands of indigenous people arrived in Cali where they hope to meet with President Duque, after having summoned him through a letter in recent days, in which they express concern about the increase of violence due to the presence of armed groups in their territories, the murder of indigenous and social leaders, and the recent massacres. (Photo by Luis ROBAYO / AFP) Foto: AFP
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