Former Colombian president, Álvaro Uribe, a 12-year-old arrest

Former President of Colombia Álvaro Uribe has established a 12-year arrest sentence for witness trumbs and cheating.

The 73-year-old is the first former president of the country history to be convicted of a crime. It has also been banned from the public office and has a fined $ 578,000 (£ 435,000).

Uribe, who keeps his innocence, told a judge in Bogota that he would make his sentence attractive. The case said to “destroy voice for democratic opposition”.

He was president of 2002-2010 and is known in Colombia, although he is accused of working with the right paramilitarians, to destroy the left rebelling team. He denied the claim.

The former president was convicted of In a case of witness tramulation that lasted about 13 years Monday.

The former paramilitarian evidence delivered two evidence in Uribe Diego Cadena offered money for the sake of Uribe.

Kadena also has to deal with charges, denies and testify allegations, along with many other paramilitary on behalf of Uribe.

This week, the U.S. State Secretary declined by the US Marco Rubio Uribe’s condemnation, accused of being in disarmament of the Judicial Powers of Colombia.

The former president’s “only crime was to defend and defend his homeland,” Rubiok X. Media website, X.

The paramilitary groups were created in Colombia with the aim of taking poverty and marginalization in the 1980s. The Marxist Gerrilla groups made by the Guerrilla Marxist fought in the state of the two decades before.

Many of the armed groups developed in hope that cocaine trade income. Between the two, sustainable competitions have been created to achieve the deadly and state traffic routes and resources.

Uribe praised Washington for his hard line made from the left FARC rebels.

Farck signed a peace deal for Uribe in 2016, although the violence of disarmed groups continues in Colombia.