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Mexican Students Condemn Colombia Raid

Wednesday, March 12, 2008 8:55:44 PM

A man wearing a mask protests in front of Colombia's Embassy in Mexico City, Wednesday, March, 12, 2008. University students demonstrated to demand that Mexico's government formally condemn Colombia's March 1, attack against a rebel camp of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, in Ecuador which apparently killed four Mexican students. Sign reads in Spanish "No to Uribe's war in Latin America", in reference to Colombia's President Alvaro Uribe. (AP Photo/Eduardo Verdugo)MEXICO CITY (AP) - About 100 university students demonstrated outside the Colombian Embassy in Mexico City on Wednesday to demand their government formally condemn Colombia's attack on a rebel camp in Ecuador, which apparently killed four Mexican students.

With chants of "Your death will be avenged!" students demanded Mexico break off diplomatic ties with Colombia, launch a criminal case against the South American nation for the students' disappearance and ask for compensation for their families.

The March 1 attack on the jungle camp of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, killed top rebel leader Raul Reyes and 24 others and briefly triggered a diplomatic crisis in which Ecuador and Venezuela sent troops to their Colombian borders. The missing students had attended a pro-FARC conference in Ecuador's capital before traveling to the camp.


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