Politicans withdraw from Colombia trial visit

Two politicians tonight withdrew from a visit to the trial of three Irish men arrested in Colombia on suspicion of training FARC guerillas.

Thu, 14 Nov, 2002 - 18:38

Two politicians tonight withdrew from a visit to the trial of three Irish men arrested in Colombia on suspicion of training FARC guerillas.

John Curran, of Fianna Fail, and Senator Paul Bradford of Fine Gael, withdrew amid criticism from both sides of the border.

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CourtsPlace: ColombiaPlace: IrelandPlace: BogotaPlace: South AmericaPlace: DailPlace: BelfastPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: DublinPerson: John CurranPerson: Senator Paul BradfordPerson: CurranPerson: Senator BradfordPerson: Joe CostelloPerson: Sean CrowePerson: Independent Finian McGrathPerson: Senator Mary WhitePerson: Niall ConnollyPerson: Martin McAuleyPerson: James MonaghanPerson: Sean PowerPerson: Liz O’DonnellPerson: Dermot NesbittPerson: Catriona RuanePerson: RuaneEvent: Bring Them HomeOrganisation: FARCOrganisation: Fianna FáilOrganisation: Fine GaelOrganisation: SinnOrganisation: DáilOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: Progressive DemocratsOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: GovernmentOrganisation: United Nations Commission on Human RightsOrganisation: International Red Cross
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