Colombia's Petro Demands Justice After U.S. Attack Kills Fisherman, Denies Drug Ties

Colombias President Gustavo Petro demands accountability after a U.S. military attack in the Caribbean resulted in the death of a fisherman, vehemently denying any drug-related ties.

• President Gustavo Petro condemned the United States for what he called an assassination following the death of a Colombian fisherman during a U.S. attack on a suspected drug boat.
• The incident raises serious concerns about U.S. military operations in Colombia, with Petro urging the Fiscalía to investigate the possibility that the attacked narcolancha was Colombian.
• Colombias government is facing increased pressure to protect its citizens from foreign military actions, particularly those involving the United States, amidst ongoing drug trafficking concerns.