Colombia ( Human Rights Lawyer of Watchdog Agency Murdered in Colombia )

BOGOTA – An attorney working for the Colombian Public Ombud’s office in the central province of Meta was fatally shot in Villavicencio, the provincial capital, authorities said Friday.

Emigdio Conde Molina was with his wife Thursday night when two assailants on a motorcycle intercepted him and opened fire, police Col. Wilson Bravo told reporters.

Condemning the murder, Conde’s boss, Jorge Armando Otalora, called on Colombian Deputy Attorney General Jorge Fernando Perdomo to expedite the investigation.

Conde joined the Meta unit of the Public Ombud’s office in September 2012 and was recently posted to the municipality of La Macarena.

The attorney apparently had received death threats from guerrillas operating in the La Macarena area, Col. Bravo said.

Conde’s killing brings to five the number of lawyers murdered in Meta in the last three months, the Public Ombud’s office said.

Besides his wife, Conde is survived by two daughters ages 4 and 7.

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Mexico ( Two cab drivers were killed in Santa Cecilia )

Two taxi drivers were killed, one of them on the street Francisco I. Madero colony of Morelos, near a school seconded and the other one was shot in the upper part of the Santa Cecilia.


Both were identified as Edgar Daniel Villagran and Roberto Hernández Gijón. Edfar Daniel had several bullet caliber .9 mm weapon which drove a Volkswagen taxi blue and white plates FTB-1053, the body of the man was inside the vehicle.

Meanwhile Roberto Hernandez was found murdered in the top of the Santa Cecilia, in fact it is said that this was attacked first in the Pueblo Nuevo Avenue, but managed to escape.

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North Korea ( Kim Jong Un has his Uncle " Executed " )

The announcement came only days after Pyongyang announced through state media that Jang Song Thaek — long considered the country's No. 2 power — had been removed from all his posts because of allegations of corruption, drug use, gambling, womanizing and leading a "dissolute and depraved life."


The state news agency KCNA said a tribunal examined Jang's crimes, including "attempting to overthrow the state by all sorts of intrigues and despicable methods with a wild ambition to grab the supreme power of our party and state."
The report called him "a traitor to the nation" and "worse than a dog."
Jang was seen as helping Kim Jong Un consolidate power after the death of his father, Kim Jong Il, two years ago. Jang was the latest and most significant in a series of personnel reshuffles that Kim has conducted in an apparent effort to bolster his power.