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A U.S. drone strike in international waters killed Colombian fisherman Alejandro Carranza, sparking a family quest for justice amid U.S. secrecy and legal barriers.
The Carranza family from Colombia is seeking justice after a U.S. military drone strike in international waters on September 15, 2024, allegedly killed fisherman Alejandro Carranza, who they say was not involved in drug trafficking.
The family filed a petition with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, which can investigate and recommend actions, though its findings are non-binding.
The U.S. has not confirmed the incident or released evidence, and legal efforts in U.S. courts face major hurdles due to sovereign immunity and presidential immunity.
Colombia has launched its own inquiry, but limited access to U.S. data may hinder accountability.
The family, grieving and struggling financially, insists the burden of proof should be on the U.S. and maintains Carranza was a fisherman, not a smuggler.
Un ataque de aviones no tripulados estadounidenses en aguas internacionales mató al pescador colombiano Alejandro Carranza, lo que provocó una búsqueda de justicia por parte de la familia en medio del secreto y las barreras legales de los Estados Unidos.