The Venezuelan government denounced that the Colombian Army is recruiting its citizens "to create false positives that will later lead to an escalation of violence" on the border that both countries share.
The Minister of the Interior and Justice of Venezuela, Néstor Reverol, claimed to have "strong information and evidence on the recruitment and recruitment of Venezuelan citizens by the Colombian Army" and considered that it is a "serious and dangerous" event.
Venezuela denounces that once recruited, Venezuelans receive "expeditiously Colombian identity documents, citizenship card and then are immediately incorporated into the Colombian mandatory military service."
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https://www.listindiario.com/las-mundiales/2018/02/16/503011/venezuela-denuncia-reclutamiento-de-sus-ciudadanos-por-ejercito-de-colombia aki I also bring you other news The Office of the Sheriff Broward County revealed the identities of the 17 fatalities of the shooting that the young Nikolas Cruz perpetrated Wednesday at a high school in South Florida, which arrived in an Uber taxi with a semiautomatic rifle in a suitcase.
On the list of victims provided by Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel, during a press conference the names of three school employees appear: Aaron Feis, assistant football coach, Chris Hixon, director of athletics, and the geography professor Scott Beigel.
Another deceased Joaquin Oliver, aged 17, was born in Venezuela and at 2 years of age moved with his family to the USA. In January of last year he became a US citizen, according to local media reports.
The other deceased are: Peter Wang, Nicholas Dworet, Luke Hoyer, Alaina Petty, Jamie Guttenberg, Alex Schachter, Martin Duke, Alyssa Alhadaff, Helena Ramsey, Cara Loughran, Meadow Pollack, Gina Montalto and Carmen Marie Schentrup.
Cruz, who has been in jail without bail since this morning and has been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder, confessed to the police that he was responsible for the killing. for more information go to https://www.listindiario.com/las-mundiales/2018/02/16/502997/las-17-victimas-de-la-matanza-en-florida