Scandal claims Colombia army head

21 Feb 2006

The head of Colombia’s army has quit amid a scandal in which superiors allegedly abused young recruits. Gen Reinaldo Castellanos resigned after a magazine printed photos of 21 soldiers apparently being tortured at a base in the eastern town of Piedras. Full Story

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