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Colombian family files first known formal complaint over deadly US strike in Caribbean | CNN
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Colombian family files first known formal complaint over deadly US strike in Caribbean | CNN

https://www.cnn.com/2025/12/02/americas/colombia-caribbean-boat-strike-iachr-complaint-intl-latamhttps://www.cbsnews.com/news/colombia-fisherman-killed-us-boat-strike-family-complaint-alleging-murder/https://english.elpais.com/international/2025-12-03/family-of-colombian-fisherman-killed-in-strike-in-the-caribbean-files-formal-complaint-against-us.html
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  • The family of Alejandro Carranza says the strike on Sept. 15 killed him and others off Colombia's Caribbean coast, challenging the legality of those killings amid global scrutiny.
  • Petitioners say Carranza's family faced threats and lack safe, effective avenues for reparations in Colombia, underscoring broader concerns about accountability.
  • The petition cites reporting from The New York Times and The Washington Post to bolster the claim of a broader pattern of killings tied to the boat-strike program.
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Family of Colombian man killed in U.S. strike in the Caribbean files human rights challenge
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Family of Colombian man killed in U.S. strike in the Caribbean files human rights challenge

  • The family of Alejandro Carranza filed a formal human rights complaint over his death in a U.S. strike on a fishing boat off Colombia.
  • The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights is handling the complaint, though the U.S. does not recognize its jurisdiction.
  • Carranza’s family seeks compensation for the breadwinner’s death, as they face threats and limited resources in Colombia.
  • U.S. authorities say strikes targeted vessels carrying drugs; the Sept. 15 attack killed three people.
  • The commission’s recommendations would be advisory, as the U.S. does not recognize its jurisdiction.
  • The case arises amid broader U.S. maritime actions in the region tied to drug interdiction and pressure on Venezuela’s leadership.
  • Carranza’s family says they faced threats after his death, complicating pursuit of accountability in Colombia.
  • Petition cites coverage from major outlets and statements by U.S. defense officials as part of its evidence.
  • Trump administration has signaled possible expansion of strikes to land targets manufacturing and distributing drugs.
  • The Los Angeles Times reports the petition was first covered by The Guardian, adding context to the case.
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