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    According to Colombian prosecutor Francisco Barbosa, Luis Diaz's father may have been forced across the border into Venezuela
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    According to Colombian prosecutor Francisco Barbosa, Luis Diaz’s father may have been forced across the border into Venezuela

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    2. shane_4_us on

      Maybe dispense with the editorializing? This is an important development, but the Western propaganda against Venezuela is rampant enough without you injecting it here without context or support.

    5. twobacons on

      Fucking hell… Hoping for the best of course, but whatever happens I think Diaz needs to move his family out of Columbia, though it sounds easier said than done.

    7. Ha-Ur-Ra-Sa on

      Not wanting to come across as insensitive and is a genuine question – but I assume this means Luis Diaz will be (understandably) unavailable until this situation is resolved?

    9. Jhushx on

      I just want to say fuck the Mirror for their premature BS article saying Luis’ father was found safe after a shootout with authorities.

    11. OneGoodThing1 on

      I work in the insurance industry. At their net worth, I would be shocked if they didn’t have ransom insurance. especially if you are from a place where sketchy shit happens all the time. [https://www.chubb.com/ca-en/business-insurance/kidnap-ransom-insurance.html](https://www.chubb.com/ca-en/business-insurance/kidnap-ransom-insurance.html)

      [https://www.ajg.com/uk/corporate-insurance/crisis-management/kidnap-and-ransom-insurance/](https://www.ajg.com/uk/corporate-insurance/crisis-management/kidnap-and-ransom-insurance/)

    12. LaxToastandTolerance on

      Fuck this is awful. Really hope they can resolve this as quickly and safely as possible and those responsible are brought to justice.. we love you Lucho ❤️ YNWA

    13. Loppie73 on

      That’s why they take him accros the border. Then it becomes an international nightmare to manage for authorities. Colombian police can’t interfere in Venezuela and the dealings between kidnappers and ransom payers become a direct interaction. This way the kidnnappers are much more likely to get Diaz to pay up.

    16. Aloyalbi on

      This is horrible news, Venezuela is probably the most corrupt country in South America, it is literally a land without laws for these type of gangs. I sincerely hope Luis’s father is save at the end of all of this.

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