The family of Alejandro Carranza filed the first complaint against the boat bombings. What barriers stand in their way?
Inside one Colombian family's fight for justice after the US boat strikes
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Bogota, Colombia – On September 14, Alejandro Carranza, a 42-year-old fisherman, set out to sea from a remote town in La Guajira, Colombia’s northernmost province, bordering Venezuela.
It was an ordinary fishing trip, in search of tuna and marlin, said Leonardo Vega, a childhood friend and the president of the fishing association Carranza belonged to. But this time, Carranza never returned.
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