We talked to the team that got inside Colombia's protest movement to see how people with only a few shields and rocks stood up to armed police. - th-cam.com/video/NCn72PQRNpI/w-d-xo.html
If they believed they were tyrants and killers, Why are they standing infront of them and jeering them? "Oh you have a protest sign? I can't quite read it, let me use the scope of my M16 Assault Rifle to get a better look."
As a citizen from Colombia I thank you for your kind words. We send you as well our good vibes so we can endure together. Our fights won't be in vain. 💪
@@adventuressdcafansub7249 Well the Tatmadaw (Burmese armed forces) has responded with brutal crackdowns and citizens are now taking up arms in Shan State, Kayah, Mobye, Mindat, and other places. The NUG (Burmese government in exile) has created the PDF (People Defense Force), a rival militia to counter the Tatmadaw. As of now at least 850+ people are dead and thousands are arbitrarily arrested. Bomb attacks have also increased since the coup but it is unclear whether the bombs are created and placed by the Tatmadaw or by the resistance.
The system is controlled by these sorts of people in just about every nation the world over. Justice is a fairy tale, and court isn't the option when the system is so corrupted. Revolution, much like revolution that is direly needed in the USA is the only solution.
I am from Colombia and it is the first time I hear the Minister of Justice. It is incredible they are still saying that we are terrorists for protesting against this awful government.
The reporter was so respectful and allowed the interviewees the opportunity to truly give their side of the story. Seeing him tear up a little at the end when they shouted resistance was a breath of fresh air to see a reporter care so deeply. Well done Vice!
I agree with him being compassionate...BUT he also has to be more critical. His questions and comments are self-affirming (see 15:41). He might as well be speaking FOR the protestors. This makes it hard to discern whether this is the view of a small pocket of Colombian society or a reflection of society as a whole. What do Colombians think about not having access to critical supplies from the port, for example? I'd like to see more journalism, and less editorialism from Vice, personally...even though I agree with your assessment to some degree.
@@kneecapwho Although not every Colombian is having problems with having access to these supplies you mention, it is unfortunately the only way to put pressure on the government to sit down with the protesters and with different representatives from different groups and reach agreements to improve many things that are so wrong. It is also a way of showing other people with privileges (mostly living in the big cities and sometimes disconnected from reality) that there are a lot of problems that need to be solved. The answer from the government has just been responding with state violence and showing how disconnected they are from the people and their needs.
@@dukeboy51 I'll never support government-sponsored violence against citizens. Zero excuse for that. However, I also don't accept this "there is no choice but". Violence begets violence. Colombia is a democratic country, and for all the flaws and ways that can be manipulated, Colombians still have their opportunity to choose who leads them through the vote. My original comment was simply to challenge Vice's way of characterizing the problem.
It is true though. Someone is paying protesters. It is an utterly bizarre thing. I'm not defending the crackdown at all, but something shady is going on. Protesters have admitted to being paid to protest.
I think you don't understand how larger news organizations work. Vice hires its own investigative journalists and uses its own footage, while larger news organizations just collect and present information from smaller groups of investigative journalists. So Vice gets to cover these stories first, and Vice also is a big name that can find more people who are willing to do investigations in more dangerous places. Never forget that the people who do this are usually at risk, and it's not a job most people keep for long.
@@monsieurdorgat6864 I think you don't understand what propaganda is unless it disagrees with your narrative! As for the 'risky job,' you need to get out of your bubble?
@@AT-ytinvasive "I think you don't understand what propaganda is unless it disagrees with your narrative!" Wow look I can say that back to you and it's equally as helpful (but enormously more true). That wasn't even what I was talking about, but good god do you suck at reading! Please tell me how it's not risky to interview drug lords and soldiers in active war zones for months at a time. I'm fascinated by this opportunity to "get out of my bubble"!!!
Imagine all the Venezuelans FLEEING to Colombia listening to these crybabies. Go to a Socialist country and you will learn what real government murderers look like.
Though he probably has a point. Colombia is world wide reknown for its criminal underworld and drug trading and those are the ones profiting the most from public disorder and anarchy. I mean listen to the guard of the commune himself: it's a coalition of formerly waring gangs that have taken over there. While the public outrage and demands are for sure born out of a widespread dissatisfaction within the broad population it is highly unlikely that parts of it isn't hijacked by the cartells to strengthen their position and influence
@@boahkeinbockmehr everything u said can be true, but thats besides the point lol he can easily see how everything u said is true...but somehow he doesnt see how a corrupt government plays a part at all. All the video evidence of police shooting protesters...not happening.
@@boahkeinbockmehr Trust me this is not so the case. People is tired of the government cynicism. The way that minister speaks is a clear obvious sign of how sick these politicians have turned in order to get money from a very hostile corruptive government. They only see people as numbers. They don't care at all about lives and will do the craziest sick things to keep on power. They want to pretend looking as civilized people but they have lost theirs souls and forgot about any human principles. May the justice come from above!.
@@6Oko6Demona6 I am from Colombia, so I can tell you that it is true what you watch in the reportage 😔 the government wants to keep the control by refusing to admit that Colombia is getting worser and worser ... Ever since I was a little kid, Colombian governments just want to maintain the establishment...
@@LuisHernandez88 I'm not from Columbia and I can tell you that I've seen many vice reports that were completely agenda driven and untrue. No matter what far left protests like the ones going on right now are not gonna cause any good to anyone. As an eastern European i just can't understand what drives south Americans towards socialism and far left so hard that they can't resist the urge to fight for it.
i'm from Filipinas i'd like to share this and help to the cause of our Colombian cousins. Corruption and inequality is a pest we stand shoulder to shoulder with Colombians 🇵🇭
@@calimio6 Sorry, but we don't talk in Spanish. In PH, there are multiple dialects, and the main language we are using is Filipino. So if you talk in Spanish to us, we won't understand you.
@@valentinarodriguez3640 I did too. I wish the world could be united like that to fight against the challenges it has to face. Unfortunately being united is of them
I spent a year living in Bogotá, and I was there in 2019 when the latest string of protests began. Living in Bogotá, and visiting some cities and villages outside, I saw everywhere how resourceful, strong, and compassionate the people of Colombia are. I wondered how a country with such a hardworking, smart population, huge natural resources, and an amazing strategic position on two oceans, and the only land border between North America and South America could be so underdeveloped. It didn't take long to become clear that there's a simple answer. Colombia has never had good government. Since independence, it's remained fully under control by the Spanish elite and their families, disguised as a multiparty system, but the only ones who win elections and stay alive are the right and far right parties. Don't give up the fight, Colombianos. Your people, your country have nowhere to go but up. Just stay strong, and make sure that next year, a good candidate wins the presidency. Petro is running again, I think. He would be a good start. Primera Linea, you might have to be his protection. You know what happened the last time a left-wing president was elected.
I taught at SENA for a few years and witnessed the peace agreements. There was such hope then. Sad to see my friends and former students in this awful turmoil
You're right, That is a huge problem here, the government, ministers, senators, and most of the politicians have been in politics for decades. It has become for them like a real business, that's why the same families, relatives and friends have been in politics year after year.And Corruption is the biggest problem, they have stolen everything, rivers, resources, education budget, health budget, budget for rural areas, for children's education, for the development of towns and cities, everything! and they will do anything to win the elections or win a public agreement/ contract. The Colombians got tired of that s
I agree with you and as a Colombian I appreciate your words I wish my English was better but I believe you describe so accurate not only the current situation of the country but what is been happening centuries ago the elites the powerful families that have been in the power they’re responsible of the profound poverty of most Colombian people the lacked of opportunity of the country the people couldn’t take it anymore we are desperate to have a honest descent life and I personally will continue to work hard to hopefully have in my life time a more equal country. Thanks again may god bless
I'm colombian, so thanks for your words good man. My country needs to get rid of the disgusting corruption of its rulers that have caused this popular revolt.
@@boros4034 except in the Philippines, its a legitimate concern. Most anti-government agitation are backed by the political elite and even struck a deal with the Communist Party of the Philippines just to get rid of Duterte. And guess who's behind the opposition? Liberal Party. The Aquinos. Funded by IsraHELL through Soros and CIA to destablize renegade allies. Japan got punished several times by the Deep State of IsraHELL to assert independence from US hegemony.
We won't stop fighting for what's right. People have lost their fear, when you've got no food, no water, no education, work or home there's nothing to lose.
I feel the struggle, our arab governments are all like this. Watching what u guys have accomplished is amazing, given the fact that I see most of the people joining eith protests I think you guys will be victorious. And get your justice soon hopefully. Wish u the best, this world is sick.
@@lootjunior 😂 appreciate it bro, given the fact u said what u said, u know the intensity of the corruption we go through. Im gonna be alright though dw.
This is all propaganda. the government literally gave them exactly what they wanted and they are still protesting for more and what is worse is they are literally blocking food, water, and medical supplies to various cities. I supported the protests in the begging because what the government wanted to do was awful but the second I started seeing them physically black food, water, and medical supplies to cities I stopped supporting them. Hurting civilians because they are not unrealistic is morally wrong and nobody in Latin America is supporting them because of that fact.
@@nathaniel1069 "Hey everyone my names Nathaniel from the US, sure I can't find Colombia on a map hell most of my own people spelled it "columbia", but I am a caucasian American and I know better than you because my skin color says so"
@@RadilRaaid12 yea but they are denying the police have any involvement in the deaths, just saying people are just killing each other for the hell of it
Up until now they have denied entry of the "Human right organisation" into the country. Why would they do that if they have nothing to hide? Exterminating the poor starting to feel like fascism.
It’s unbelievably sad and painfull to watch this as a Colombian living abroad watching this from a far. And I believe it’s important for everybody to see, since news like this will easily snow under.
Why did you leave Colombia in the first place? Never was that unicorn laden utopia you thought it was. Colombian poverty and corruption goes back centuries. That’s why you ran away.
Tears almost flowed when the nurse said ‘I am going to stay, I’m not leaving you alone’ 😭 13:23 Continue to fight for what’s right, no matter where you are ✨
@@PHlophe the elite is white. Not just gringos, they take on the traits of their Spanish Conquistador ancestors. Many people still have servants and maids that basically live in a tiny room in the house. It's a strange form of modern slavery veiled as legitimate business. Just look up servants in Colombia, and you'll see pictures of ultra rich white colombians posing with their black maids (servants) in the background, as if they were symbols of their wealth and power. Its disgusting.
They already got what they wanted, now they are demanding more while blocking food, water, and medical supplies until the populations supports them. The second they started doing that it became terrorism not protesting. This is what I hate about Latin America because all left wingers do this and it makes me sick to my stomach
@@intihumala9087 Wey si no tienes como ayudar mejor no digas nada alv que no es como si todos los paises de Sudamerica hayan tenido dictaduras pro-americanas
@@botmexicanpatriot spare me the bullshit, this has nothing to do with the US, plus your country depends on them more than any country in Latin America.
Unfortunately many people in the world don't care about what is happening in South America and Africa that's why many oppressor get away with many crimes #prayforcolombia
dont pray, tell your government to shut up about the virus coming from a lab, and tell them to sanction israel and colombia. that wont happen though because of imperialism
@@vatyin7763 not you or any others disbelievers will stop us from praying, in our religion alone came what gave people the possibility to make this phone that you have right now... We pray and work, we don't only work and stay without doing anything, you know nothing from my believes system so stop critsizing my will to pray about any issues in this world
But sometimes you have to stick with the devils that you know. Lybia got rid of 1 oppressor (gaddafi) and now how many more popped up and took his place.
I wonder if they fire bombed it while the cops were still inside, like they did in Bogotá, and then chased them and tried to murder the survivors? That's also on video by the way.
The heart and fight these kids have is IMPECCABLE. The strength these Parents who have kids in the FRONT LINE is absolutely inspiring. The desire to help that these Volunteer Nurses and Doctors have goes without saying. Keep up the great work VICE.
@@zorbaz3940 great, easy and simple answer to all problems. Doesn't require thinking too. That's a great lie to tell idiots. But it's also completely untrue. Do you know how south America looks without the US? Like Cuba and Venezuela. As usual it's easy to blame internal problems on external sources. It helps you from acknowledging your won mistakes and making some actual actions toward better future. It's just not my fault.
He must have fought every journalistic urge not to chant with them. After researching this and even interviewing that delusional minister of justice, I can see why.
@@Soviet00000 Entonces, quieres una revolución pero no sabes qué otro sistema instalar si eliminas el actual ???? Entonces, por qué hacer una revolución para qué entonces? (A menos que quieras estar en un país sin leyes, sin orden, sin seguridad, sin trabajo, entonces eso es otra cosa)
@@honeybadger1125 el sistema actual no se elimina la politica si el sistema es uno solo y no es mas que empujar a una elite que se alimento de un tiempo acá y solo se empujaria al avismo para sacarlos su muerte politica, tenemos una clara postura y firme asi nos siguan matando estamos en pie de lucha y este gobierno cae muere.
Bullshit, these protestors got exactly what they wanted and now they are demanding more because they are greedy. They were all caught blocking food, water, and medical supplies being delivered to cities. They are thugs not protestors.
@@intihumala9087 they block food, water and medical supplies not because greed but because we need better treatment from the government, protest without those things is meaningless and causes no effect. And what we wanted has yet to be achieved, all we got so far was getting two shitty reforms canceled out that would have made things much worse for everyone in the country that isnt in a high income class family, what we want is better economical support, more security for the social leaders and everyone else and more opportunities for studies and work and what has the government done? either they try to "fix" with bandaid solutions, they hire someone they own a favor to so money ends up lost and the worst of all they do effectively nothing. Protest never come out of greed and even though there are indeed thugs involved in these manifestations they are mostly a symptom of a shitty socio-economical situation, people need to eat.
@@Highs009 "not because greed but because we need better treatment from the government" So as a result you punish the entire population, not the government itself, and people end up dying because they can't receive the things they need to live and function as a human beings. Makes total sense! "protest without those things is meaningless and causes no effect." This is beyond not true, you can achieve the things you want without hurting your own people. I don't understand how any Colombian can believe that proper social programs can be achievable when you live in a country that has a large group of animals like FARC?
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I'm not crying, is just the front-line youth in my eyes!
Fueron las fuerzas comunistas de Stanli lenin trosky castrochavistas aliadas a Gustavo Petro que tiene billones de dólares en Rusia y Cuba, todo lo coordina Xi jiping junto a Putin. Dicen que vieron a Kim Jon un junto a los marchantes.
If you'd be here you'd see how all of this is not as vice portrayed it. These guys are destroying and assaulting supermarkets they are hurting our economy blocking transport and even newborns in ambulances have died because of these irrational and nonsensical blockades.
@@alejandroelarq they are fighting for there rights and against oppression. U forget that the police is burning blowing up houses so your argument doesn’t make sense when the police and army is doing the same the difference is that the government and police are killing people and are attacking and using force chemical weapons in peace full protests the first protest they had was peace full no police officer got hurt but the police hurt and killed and sent protests to the hospital and put them in mass debt for life . The president is a dumbass who ruined his country destroyed democracy and now is mass killing civilians
FYI Duque's political party try to meddle in U.S. presidential election, they were the ones saying that if Biden was elected, the U.S. would become into Venezuela.
It's the narcissist way of handling social situations. If you deny it they will buy it. And even if other countries won't believe them their hands are still tied. Recognizing a situation like this is like suicide for them and they could be held accountable. But if they repeat this lie no one can prove that these specific people knew or orchestrated it.
Also some of them think Human Rights Watch is controlled by communism somehow because they say the government is responsible of the killings. One senator even said the UN is controlled by the USSR (wtf)
This is comming to the US eventually. This is what bravery looks like. This is the kind of stuff we won't ever see on any of the US media outlets. Please keep up the good work. Thank you.
I wish I could share kind words of encouragement with everyone struggling and fighting against oppression, and for their freedoms all over the world. Watching you guys everyday gives me the courage and knowledge. May the ancestors continue to guide you all. Resistance!
I'm Colombian. It is incredible that our people do not have opportunities in a country with so much wealth. Unfortunately mismanagement and corruption are the great problems that impoverish our beloved country. Thank you for your prayers.
The People of Colombia are literally rising up against a government installed by the US of A, the same sort of government the US has been attempting to install in countries like Bolivia and Venezuela. Your 'opportunity' is based on the US multinational corporations deeply exploiting the natural resources, industry and labor of countries just like Colombia and accumulating an immense wealth at the direct expense of the greater portion of the world. The People of Colombia are literally rising up against a government installed by the US. The EU does the same thing too, by the way. If you actually care, you should oppose US and EU Imperialism. You should also recognize why the US is friends with insane countries like Saudi Arabia and Israel, and yet the US always relies on heavy propaganda to demonize and impose embargoes against any country trying to become economically independent, in order to prepare to send people like you in to "occupy" the country.
@@ufodeath thanks for the lecture. You think the US is a democracy? Wake up! I can vote for whatever I want and the government will do whatever big corporations tell them to.
@@bigncornfed1 How did you manage to conclude the notion that I somehow think the US is a "democracy" out of me arguing that the US is an imperialist country that serves multinational corporations, and is at best only a democracy of the interest of the wealthy? says a lot about your character.
gracias, if you can keep talking about it, it really helps us, the hole world needs to see what the government is doing to it´s people, all for the orders of Alvaro Uribe Velez
Watching the Chinese rebel. They invented some crazy tactics that the whole world learned from. Watching the Brazilians rebel. Their strength comes not from their innovation but from love. Their support all around is amazing. Its mothers/fathers behind children, doctors setting up clinics on the frontlines - people making libraries in the autonomous zones... Pretty amazing.
@@inventor4279 I haven't forgotten, I'm just acknowledging the current state of things and hoping it won't happen again in the mid-2060's - early 2070's.
@@philliposlemma6743 Please say you are being sarcastic? It's the South American continent! A whole other continent from the North American continent! Did you just prove my jibe? OMG.
@@AT-ytinvasive yes the America’s as in south and north, and regardless I don’t see why what the OP said is relevant to what you’re saying, it’s like you already have an idea in your mind that Americans are dumb, and nothing can change it. I’m not a fan of generalizations it’s just silly
Thanks for this, we need as much visibility as possible. The Colombian government has not authorized international human rights org. to come here and verify what's going on yet
Thanks for your words of encouragement. Sadly, the situation is now much worse than what is shown in the video, since it probably was taken around two weeks ago.
@@jacksevert3099 The first line and other groups that hold blockades allow passage for a certain amount of essential goods like food and medicine, enough to prevent a shortage for poor people.
@@holamamelo2514 wdym they are not 100% disrupted? This documentary only covers one side, most people are against the protest due to the blockeades, we are running out of food and other basic needs due to this protests.
Colombia is such a beautiful country that have been suffering from the government over decades! It always makes me so angry and sad when I'm there and see how the beauty of it can't come through bc of the suffer and poverty. Keep fighting!! Keepmarking sound!!✊🏾❤🇨🇴
Thanks to everyone abroad who see this and understand the struggle we're living here. The government wants everything for a few families who already own almost everything. Love from Colombia and, please, share this
@@RM-el3gw You must live in another Colombia then, cause you have to be fucking blind to not notice the level of corruption and bloody business ties between politicians and narcos.
If you've ever read Animal Farm...you'll understand what Police are and what politicians are! Respect to these brave Colombians fighting for their rights!!! Solidarity ✊
The incompetent government defames itself thru the brutal actions it takes against it's own people. Solidaridad de Brasil e los EUA ✊🏽✊🏽 The people will prevail in COLOMBIA💛💙❤️
I remember when they killed about 500-600 people in the comunas in Medellin in ONE day, and then stated afterwards that they only killed 12 that day; the TRUE number was in the hundreds. They killed babies, children… everything in one day.
@@singleoneonly i'm not talking about any theory, i'm talking communism, the real thing that happened in real countries with real people in it, how tf is that stateless, how is cuba stateless, how is venezuela stateless, how is china stateless, how is north korea stateless, how was the soviet union stateless, wtf are you talking about?
@@datavalisofficial8730 Venezuela has never had any sort of communist government. They're not even a soviet union style planned economy since most of their economy is market based. And since I'm sure you've heard this from many other people, none of those states are or were socialist nor communist, as lenin put it "The soviet union has not progressed from the dictatorship of the proletariat, socialism is a long way in the future". This doesn't mean that they're invaluable as demonstrations as what governments trying to implement leftist policy can lead to, but you also forget to mention other projects that have become relatively stable or were for their time non authoritarian like revolutionary Catalonia, the territory of the revolutionary zapatista rebels in Mexico, or even the paris commune in 1871 although it was very short lived. You can talk about the reality of these countries without trying to paint everyone who advocates for socialism/communism as roundabout stalinist soviet supporters. It's like me calling everyone who likes markets or is in favor of private property a pinochet advocate.
Due to social,economic and military conflicts Colombians have had to migrate since the 80’s. The government has long forgotten about the average citizen with the elite controlling society. El pueblo needs to be heard we new change
@@JohnMosquera-Colombia" k" and the word " "aotic"is a website if you add " com" and type columbia in their search engine also this is footage not from my own drones that u can actually see if you actually care but from other people but I have a lifetime of footage the same as if you typed venezuela but columbia is protected in the search engine
@Mohammed abdul ss yeah a living nightmare with no outlook or media Outlook. I've been homeless in these areas vs the news to see the lies with my own eyes
I got interested in this whole phenomenon after hearing about it from some friends in Colombia. What I don't get is what they're demanding, as it seems unrealistic. They started protesting because of a strong tax hike was proposed... but now they're asking for universal basic income and other stuff that requires a way bigger tax reform to be done. I also noticed that those at the negotiations look like old union leaders, not very representative of the youth. Finally, I know that the narrative around here is that this is a completely organic movement from alienated youths but I still have my doubts as there seems to be more than meets the eye.
Colombian here: This goes beyond the tax reform, on 2019 the protests begun, but because of covid everything was paused. We've been protesting because our right to protest has been vulnerated, because most of the population doesn't get a decent pension, and by that i mean something that at least will help you pay rent when you're old, most old people i know (over 60) still work for the day to day. Because we have little access to education, specially in rural towns, because the police are killing us in protests, and the government denies it, because our president in the middle of the pandemic kept favouring the ultra rich, and gave little to no help to small and middle business. We're not asking for crazy things. We're asking for what's written in our constitution
Yea, i am a little worried about what their goals are... They think big government will solve all their problems. The government sucks at running anything, so the only thing you will get from big government is more disappointment... And the more it slides into the type of government the people think they want, that authoritarian leftists government, they will oppress you even more after they chase out all the rich people. But eh maybe im wrong. Colombia absorbed a lot of people from Venezuela, and i wouldnt be surprised if they also absorbed operatives from the venezuelan government trying to destabilize Colombia.
Muchas gracias Señor Periodista, por mostrar al mundo el sufrimiento de mi Pueblo sin oportunidades, solo la élite del gobierno tienen oportunidad de Vivir bien.
Best part is at the end the journo has massive smile when they protesting and all start shouting resistance. He knows they on the right side of history
I hope the Colombian people get what they want. I’m Haitian American but have always been interested about Colombia 🇺🇸🇭🇹. “Amigo capucha, gracias por tu lucha.” ✊🏾🗣🇨🇴
@@Clocks1997 Colombia couldn't be further from Cuba and North Korea though. It's literally one of the most capitalist and right wing countries in the entire continent.
Love from Nigeria. We had the youth fighting the govt too and they also lied about the deaths. We need a worldwide revolution for real equality. Keep your head up, you are not alone.
We talked to the team that got inside Colombia's protest movement to see how people with only a few shields and rocks stood up to armed police. - th-cam.com/video/NCn72PQRNpI/w-d-xo.html
If they believed they were tyrants and killers,
Why are they standing infront of them and jeering them?
"Oh you have a protest sign? I can't quite read it, let me use the scope of my M16 Assault Rifle to get a better look."
"There's no killing of civilians during the strike" - Minister Bro of the department of Trust Me .
source: trust me bro
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There is no war in Ba Sing Se
Why did they fire at civilians?
@@yuno2352 they just want to do a little trolling i guess
As a citizen of Myanmar suffering from the same attrocities, we send our prayers to Colombia.
As a citizen from Colombia I thank you for your kind words. We send you as well our good vibes so we can endure together. Our fights won't be in vain. 💪
hey man i saw some videos od BBC whats happening with the coup d'État
@@adventuressdcafansub7249 Well the Tatmadaw (Burmese armed forces) has responded with brutal crackdowns and citizens are now taking up arms in Shan State, Kayah, Mobye, Mindat, and other places. The NUG (Burmese government in exile) has created the PDF (People Defense Force), a rival militia to counter the Tatmadaw. As of now at least 850+ people are dead and thousands are arbitrarily arrested. Bomb attacks have also increased since the coup but it is unclear whether the bombs are created and placed by the Tatmadaw or by the resistance.
Deeply sorry for.what is also happening in your country. Here in Colombia, there in Myanmar, we are just looking for justice
We send our prayers to your people too 🙏
Absolutely ridiculous the minister of justice. He needs to be taken to Court himself.
The system is controlled by these sorts of people in just about every nation the world over. Justice is a fairy tale, and court isn't the option when the system is so corrupted. Revolution, much like revolution that is direly needed in the USA is the only solution.
Pablo should do what he did to the first one
I am from Colombia and it is the first time I hear the Minister of Justice. It is incredible they are still saying that we are terrorists for protesting against this awful government.
Total, hay que hacerlo viral
I know, I had never seen him even speak in public like that. Only the minister of defense does that recently
Tbh, is the first time I heard about him in this month of protest.
It shows there will not be justice for the atrocities the police has done.
More humans will be suffering .
Calling an innocent party "terrorist" has been a CNN, BBC and Israel thing
The reporter was so respectful and allowed the interviewees the opportunity to truly give their side of the story. Seeing him tear up a little at the end when they shouted resistance was a breath of fresh air to see a reporter care so deeply. Well done Vice!
I agree with him being compassionate...BUT he also has to be more critical. His questions and comments are self-affirming (see 15:41). He might as well be speaking FOR the protestors. This makes it hard to discern whether this is the view of a small pocket of Colombian society or a reflection of society as a whole. What do Colombians think about not having access to critical supplies from the port, for example? I'd like to see more journalism, and less editorialism from Vice, personally...even though I agree with your assessment to some degree.
@@kneecapwho Although not every Colombian is having problems with having access to these supplies you mention, it is unfortunately the only way to put pressure on the government to sit down with the protesters and with different representatives from different groups and reach agreements to improve many things that are so wrong. It is also a way of showing other people with privileges (mostly living in the big cities and sometimes disconnected from reality) that there are a lot of problems that need to be solved. The answer from the government has just been responding with state violence and showing how disconnected they are from the people and their needs.
It's his country as well. Viva Colombia!
@@dukeboy51 I'll never support government-sponsored violence against citizens. Zero excuse for that. However, I also don't accept this "there is no choice but". Violence begets violence. Colombia is a democratic country, and for all the flaws and ways that can be manipulated, Colombians still have their opportunity to choose who leads them through the vote. My original comment was simply to challenge Vice's way of characterizing the problem.
@@kneecapwho not when you're a minority and marginalized.
Every dumb politician ever " They are trying to defame our country".
they are not dumb they are smart and evil.. thats called demagogy
It is true though. Someone is paying protesters. It is an utterly bizarre thing. I'm not defending the crackdown at all, but something shady is going on. Protesters have admitted to being paid to protest.
Props to vice for actually reporting on real global news when the mainstream media won’t
There on the same side
@@emanuelperez5594 Nailed it!
I think you don't understand how larger news organizations work. Vice hires its own investigative journalists and uses its own footage, while larger news organizations just collect and present information from smaller groups of investigative journalists.
So Vice gets to cover these stories first, and Vice also is a big name that can find more people who are willing to do investigations in more dangerous places. Never forget that the people who do this are usually at risk, and it's not a job most people keep for long.
@@monsieurdorgat6864 I think you don't understand what propaganda is unless it disagrees with your narrative!
As for the 'risky job,' you need to get out of your bubble?
@@AT-ytinvasive "I think you don't understand what propaganda is unless it disagrees with your narrative!"
Wow look I can say that back to you and it's equally as helpful (but enormously more true). That wasn't even what I was talking about, but good god do you suck at reading!
Please tell me how it's not risky to interview drug lords and soldiers in active war zones for months at a time. I'm fascinated by this opportunity to "get out of my bubble"!!!
“You touch your kids with the same hands you kill us” damnn that’s powerful
*Caress
Imagine all the Venezuelans FLEEING to Colombia listening to these crybabies. Go to a Socialist country and you will learn what real government murderers look like.
@@attackeverytime6082 so the Colombians killed by police weren't actually murdered because the government that controls the police isn't Socialist?
@@attackeverytime6082 you’re delusional
@@Uruglyuwu is funny how most this people talk and have opinions like they are the one living it?? this is delusion in steroids
That minister of justice speaks like a villain out of a Movie.
Though he probably has a point. Colombia is world wide reknown for its criminal underworld and drug trading and those are the ones profiting the most from public disorder and anarchy. I mean listen to the guard of the commune himself: it's a coalition of formerly waring gangs that have taken over there.
While the public outrage and demands are for sure born out of a widespread dissatisfaction within the broad population it is highly unlikely that parts of it isn't hijacked by the cartells to strengthen their position and influence
@@boahkeinbockmehr everything u said can be true, but thats besides the point lol he can easily see how everything u said is true...but somehow he doesnt see how a corrupt government plays a part at all. All the video evidence of police shooting protesters...not happening.
they are the same cartel of medellin of pablo escobar.
@@laangelica Honey? Do we know eachother? Well anyways thanks for the local insight darling =)
@@boahkeinbockmehr Trust me this is not so the case. People is tired of the government cynicism. The way that minister speaks is a clear obvious sign of how sick these politicians have turned in order to get money from a very hostile corruptive government. They only see people as numbers. They don't care at all about lives and will do the craziest sick things to keep on power. They want to pretend looking as civilized people but they have lost theirs souls and forgot about any human principles. May the justice come from above!.
That minister of justice is a real clown 🤡
Just like the rest of the Colombian government leaded by Ivan Duque and his boss Alvaro Uribe!
Callense
Exactly. And the journalist has fairly shown the interview unedited and in it's entirety. Don't believe everything you see, kids.
@@6Oko6Demona6 I am from Colombia, so I can tell you that it is true what you watch in the reportage 😔 the government wants to keep the control by refusing to admit that Colombia is getting worser and worser ... Ever since I was a little kid, Colombian governments just want to maintain the establishment...
@@LuisHernandez88 I'm not from Columbia and I can tell you that I've seen many vice reports that were completely agenda driven and untrue. No matter what far left protests like the ones going on right now are not gonna cause any good to anyone. As an eastern European i just can't understand what drives south Americans towards socialism and far left so hard that they can't resist the urge to fight for it.
People will win. We stand with you, Colombia from Myanmar 🇲🇲.
And we with you.
🇨🇴🇲🇲♥️ 💪
@@designingirl Chinese troll
An American also stands with you, brave Brothers and Sisters. Be strong, fight on.
@@sesus6 why would a wumao say "free myanmar"? Dont think theyre a chinese troll.
i'm from Filipinas i'd like to share this and help to the cause of our Colombian cousins. Corruption and inequality is a pest we stand shoulder to shoulder with Colombians 🇵🇭
I would love to go visit there and talk to all of you in spanish.
♥️
@@calimio6 Sorry, but we don't talk in Spanish. In PH, there are multiple dialects, and the main language we are using is Filipino. So if you talk in Spanish to us, we won't understand you.
@@tatakae3773 "Filipino".....It's Tagalog that is most commonly used.
Shout-out to that the nurse!!!. "I'm staying, I'm not leaving you "
Unknown heroe
Bro I really felt that🥺
@@valentinarodriguez3640 I did too. I wish the world could be united like that to fight against the challenges it has to face. Unfortunately being united is of them
@Hannyabal and they're doing it relatively peacefully. It could've been worst. I hope they won't get infiltrated by some corrupted politicians...
That’s how us colombians are built...we don’t leave our partners behind..the people will rise!
Shout out for Colombians from Poland 🇵🇱🇨🇴, your fight will never be alone.
I spent a year living in Bogotá, and I was there in 2019 when the latest string of protests began. Living in Bogotá, and visiting some cities and villages outside, I saw everywhere how resourceful, strong, and compassionate the people of Colombia are.
I wondered how a country with such a hardworking, smart population, huge natural resources, and an amazing strategic position on two oceans, and the only land border between North America and South America could be so underdeveloped. It didn't take long to become clear that there's a simple answer. Colombia has never had good government. Since independence, it's remained fully under control by the Spanish elite and their families, disguised as a multiparty system, but the only ones who win elections and stay alive are the right and far right parties.
Don't give up the fight, Colombianos. Your people, your country have nowhere to go but up. Just stay strong, and make sure that next year, a good candidate wins the presidency. Petro is running again, I think. He would be a good start. Primera Linea, you might have to be his protection. You know what happened the last time a left-wing president was elected.
I taught at SENA for a few years and witnessed the peace agreements. There was such hope then. Sad to see my friends and former students in this awful turmoil
You're right, That is a huge problem here, the government, ministers, senators, and most of the politicians have been in politics for decades. It has become for them like a real business, that's why the same families, relatives and friends have been in politics year after year.And Corruption is the biggest problem, they have stolen everything, rivers, resources, education budget, health budget, budget for rural areas, for children's education, for the development of towns and cities, everything! and they will do anything to win the elections or win a public agreement/ contract. The Colombians got tired of that s
I agree with you and as a Colombian I appreciate your words I wish my English was better but I believe you describe so accurate not only the current situation of the country but what is been happening centuries ago the elites the powerful families that have been in the power they’re responsible of the profound poverty of most Colombian people the lacked of opportunity of the country the people couldn’t take it anymore we are desperate to have a honest descent life and I personally will continue to work hard to hopefully have in my life time a more equal country. Thanks again may god bless
I'm colombian, so thanks for your words good man. My country needs to get rid of the disgusting corruption of its rulers that have caused this popular revolt.
@@isaiahbaggett5014 Thanks for your wishes man
As a Colombian. Thanks vice for showing the situation here. We need help from international press.
By the way!That minister is a complete Trump
Thats an insult
Keep safe Colombia 🇨🇴 from Philippines 🇵🇭
keep safe philippines, your president is totally inept.
@@barbequesque idk about that tho... Anyways, you guys stay safe
This could happen to the Philippines i believe. "isolated case" "defame the country" pretty much the same tactics using in two different countries.
@@boros4034 except in the Philippines, its a legitimate concern. Most anti-government agitation are backed by the political elite and even struck a deal with the Communist Party of the Philippines just to get rid of Duterte.
And guess who's behind the opposition? Liberal Party. The Aquinos. Funded by IsraHELL through Soros and CIA to destablize renegade allies. Japan got punished several times by the Deep State of IsraHELL to assert independence from US hegemony.
"Insurrection is the most sacred of the rights and the most indispensable of duties." - Marquis de La Fayette
January 6th
turned a police station into a library.... it's hard to argue with this resistance
After they attacked it with Molotov cocktails.
@@robtex99 based
Perfect example of mediocre reporting.
@Ordrint u right
@@robtex99 after the police shot and killed them
We won't stop fighting for what's right. People have lost their fear, when you've got no food, no water, no education, work or home there's nothing to lose.
surely this is the best chance you have!!! take it
What happened Colombia used to have those things
@@theroldan8013 keyboard warrior
@@kyler565 I am not warrior.. I just wreak havoc and now I reap the harvest... and seasons have been GOOD!!!
Wishing you much success from the states. Keep up the fight!
Power to the people ✊🏽✊🏽 sending all the Colombians protesting love and support 🤍 from a Brazilian living in the US
I feel the struggle, our arab governments are all like this. Watching what u guys have accomplished is amazing, given the fact that I see most of the people joining eith protests I think you guys will be victorious. And get your justice soon hopefully. Wish u the best, this world is sick.
i hope you are using a vpn bro
@@lootjunior 😂 appreciate it bro, given the fact u said what u said, u know the intensity of the corruption we go through. Im gonna be alright though dw.
This is all propaganda. the government literally gave them exactly what they wanted and they are still protesting for more and what is worse is they are literally blocking food, water, and medical supplies to various cities. I supported the protests in the begging because what the government wanted to do was awful but the second I started seeing them physically black food, water, and medical supplies to cities I stopped supporting them. Hurting civilians because they are not unrealistic is morally wrong and nobody in Latin America is supporting them because of that fact.
@@intihumala9087 Source: trust me bro
@@nathaniel1069 "Hey everyone my names Nathaniel from the US, sure I can't find Colombia on a map hell most of my own people spelled it "columbia", but I am a caucasian American and I know better than you because my skin color says so"
This guy is an amazing reporter! Props to him. His Spanish is amazing and the lexicon he uses is very diverse, keep him working plzz.
He is Colombian. He has a strong Bogotá accent. It’s his English that’s great.
@@Caligula1507 it’s frustrating when people assume people with white skin must not have Spanish as a first language despite having a Latin name.
@@fifthcolumn388 As a pale skinned, green eyed redhead from Nicaragua, I approve this message ;) Long live the Fifth Column V
@@fifthcolumn388 It's not all people, just Americans.
@@Caligula1507 i was going to say his spanish is way to natural to not be colombian
'It's an organized campaign to delegitimize the country!'
'Organized by who?'
"UH IDK"
Bro, what?
the fact that they aren’t even admitting the deaths are being caused by them is truly terrifying, saying it’s because of street fights etc, like gtfo
Well he is technically right, their dying in street fights with the police
for reals
@@RadilRaaid12 yea but they are denying the police have any involvement in the deaths, just saying people are just killing each other for the hell of it
Up until now they have denied entry of the "Human right organisation" into the country. Why would they do that if they have nothing to hide? Exterminating the poor starting to feel like fascism.
th-cam.com/video/QSir7-BGyd8/w-d-xo.html
It’s unbelievably sad and painfull to watch this as a Colombian living abroad watching this from a far. And I believe it’s important for everybody to see, since news like this will easily snow under.
Thomas van den Nieuwendijk sounds awful Colombian
Why did you leave Colombia in the first place? Never was that unicorn laden utopia you thought it was. Colombian poverty and corruption goes back centuries. That’s why you ran away.
Ik the feeling we kinda share the same situation at this moment 🇵🇸❤🇨🇴
Tears almost flowed when the nurse said ‘I am going to stay, I’m not leaving you alone’ 😭 13:23
Continue to fight for what’s right, no matter where you are ✨
More power to them! The ruling class is losing their nuts around the world.
imagine being a country where 70% of people have darker skin yet virtually all elite are gringos. even this sitting makes me uncomfortable
@@PHlophe Unfortunately it's an issue in many countries :/ Those with colonial ties from family often still hold power
@@PHlophe the elite is white. Not just gringos, they take on the traits of their Spanish Conquistador ancestors. Many people still have servants and maids that basically live in a tiny room in the house. It's a strange form of modern slavery veiled as legitimate business. Just look up servants in Colombia, and you'll see pictures of ultra rich white colombians posing with their black maids (servants) in the background, as if they were symbols of their wealth and power. Its disgusting.
I don't think so unfortunately
@Bernard Andrew shut up Bernard and go back to the cave where you belong
Colombians deserve better. I am glad they’re standing strong. I hope they get the change they deserve. Love from Canada 🇨🇦 🇨🇴
They already got what they wanted, now they are demanding more while blocking food, water, and medical supplies until the populations supports them. The second they started doing that it became terrorism not protesting. This is what I hate about Latin America because all left wingers do this and it makes me sick to my stomach
@@intihumala9087
Wey si no tienes como ayudar mejor no digas nada alv que no es como si todos los paises de Sudamerica hayan tenido dictaduras pro-americanas
@@botmexicanpatriot spare me the bullshit, this has nothing to do with the US, plus your country depends on them more than any country in Latin America.
@@intihumala9087 comentario de : una persona que vive fuera del país
@@Luigi-ru4gd Soy boliviano y tengo amigos en Colombia y sé leer las noticias imbécil
Even the Minister seems to not beleive his own BS.
Unfortunately many people in the world don't care about what is happening in South America and Africa that's why many oppressor get away with many crimes
#prayforcolombia
dont pray, tell your government to shut up about the virus coming from a lab, and tell them to sanction israel and colombia. that wont happen though because of imperialism
@@vatyin7763 you think we only pray and sit down, you don't even know about my beliefs and you f*cking saying not to pray...
@@vatyin7763 not you or any others disbelievers will stop us from praying, in our religion alone came what gave people the possibility to make this phone that you have right now... We pray and work, we don't only work and stay without doing anything, you know nothing from my believes system so stop critsizing my will to pray about any issues in this world
When will those people rise up. We in the Anglophone And francophone Caribbean and Cuba did, you need todo it for yourselves.
But sometimes you have to stick with the devils that you know. Lybia got rid of 1 oppressor (gaddafi) and now how many more popped up and took his place.
Nice how they turned the police station into a library.
After they fire bombed it.
True but it's a library
@@robtex99 Yes, good observation
I wonder if they fire bombed it while the cops were still inside, like they did in Bogotá, and then chased them and tried to murder the survivors? That's also on video by the way.
@@neckface1 yes, the past year the police killed several boys in a Cai, did you know?
When you have zero legitimacy, you compare public with organized crime group.
It’s crazy how police brutality is international
world government
Hong Kong police are way way better in handling protest. They even flew warning flags before firing tear gas.
@@misterbig9025 lmao what? Wow
ACAB
@@TJR-ju8dj it is true
Its strange how people can recognise all of the BS when its someone else's country but when its their own they suddenly become blind.
IKR
that s interesting to see for real
It's called whataboutism
You have no idea people are willing to be lied to and take lies as absolute truth
thats life mfs never conscious
As a Thai citizen who face the same kind of despotic regime, I feel you and wish you the best.
The heart and fight these kids have is IMPECCABLE. The strength these Parents who have kids in the FRONT LINE is absolutely inspiring. The desire to help that these Volunteer Nurses and Doctors have goes without saying. Keep up the great work VICE.
On the otherside of the world, Palestinians are regularly blamed for “dragging their kids into the line of fire”
The minister of justice, is a clown 🤡🤡🤡🤡
I agree
Love Colombia 🇨🇴 blast “can you hear the people sing” in the streets. Don’t give up
Please stop saying Columbia! It’s Colombia
Gov’t: denied deaths
Meanwhile: *dead bodies are in the street* 🤦🏻♀️😡
“I’m a government Jen, it’s what I do”
It's a country with a thriving narco business, of course there are dead bodies laying around, that's how americans like to take their coke.
@@6Oko6Demona6 The United States of America is the source of all problems from South America to Africa to The Middle East and pretty much all of Asia
@@zorbaz3940 great, easy and simple answer to all problems. Doesn't require thinking too. That's a great lie to tell idiots.
But it's also completely untrue. Do you know how south America looks without the US? Like Cuba and Venezuela. As usual it's easy to blame internal problems on external sources. It helps you from acknowledging your won mistakes and making some actual actions toward better future. It's just not my fault.
@@6Oko6Demona6 the USA mqynot be the source of all problems but they definitely at least helped in starting those problems
The smile the journalist gave at the end, he's with the people ✊
He must have fought every journalistic urge not to chant with them. After researching this and even interviewing that delusional minister of justice, I can see why.
✊✊rise up brothers and sisters, let’s start and finish this revolution.
We all should be with the people. We are still the people, no matter how comfortable we get, and we should never forget it.
@@ttld678 iioiiioiiiijjioiojj
@@Mekose ijiioiiioiiiiooijoii
LA REVOLUCION NO SERA TELEVISADA! 🇲🇽🇨🇴🌎No se dejen de Los gobiernos corruptos hermanos Colombianos! ESTO YA ES REVOLUCION EN PROCESO !
Revolución para qué? Por más corrupción?
@@Soviet00000 Para cambiar en qué otro sistema??????
@@Soviet00000 Entonces, quieres una revolución pero no sabes qué otro sistema instalar si eliminas el actual ???? Entonces, por qué hacer una revolución para qué entonces? (A menos que quieras estar en un país sin leyes, sin orden, sin seguridad, sin trabajo, entonces eso es otra cosa)
@@honeybadger1125 el sistema actual no se elimina la politica si el sistema es uno solo y no es mas que empujar a una elite que se alimento de un tiempo acá y solo se empujaria al avismo para sacarlos su muerte politica, tenemos una clara postura y firme asi nos siguan matando estamos en pie de lucha y este gobierno cae muere.
@@gogetawarrior179 Quieren instalar un nuevo sistema de gobierno? Ese es tu objetivo entonces?
“Criminal Organizations organised these strikes”
“Do you have any proof”
“No, I just feel like it is”
Bullshit, these protestors got exactly what they wanted and now they are demanding more because they are greedy. They were all caught blocking food, water, and medical supplies being delivered to cities. They are thugs not protestors.
@@intihumala9087 they block food, water and medical supplies not because greed but because we need better treatment from the government, protest without those things is meaningless and causes no effect.
And what we wanted has yet to be achieved, all we got so far was getting two shitty reforms canceled out that would have made things much worse for everyone in the country that isnt in a high income class family, what we want is better economical support, more security for the social leaders and everyone else and more opportunities for studies and work and what has the government done? either they try to "fix" with bandaid solutions, they hire someone they own a favor to so money ends up lost and the worst of all they do effectively nothing.
Protest never come out of greed and even though there are indeed thugs involved in these manifestations they are mostly a symptom of a shitty socio-economical situation, people need to eat.
@@intihumala9087 they’re begging for rights and you call them greedy?
@@nana-ko6vy They have rights, they are economically illiterate and dont seem to understand that inflation is about to go up
@@Highs009 "not because greed but because we need better treatment from the government"
So as a result you punish the entire population, not the government itself, and people end up dying because they can't receive the things they need to live and function as a human beings. Makes total sense!
"protest without those things is meaningless and causes no effect."
This is beyond not true, you can achieve the things you want without hurting your own people. I don't understand how any Colombian can believe that proper social programs can be achievable when you live in a country that has a large group of animals like FARC?
I'm not crying, is just the front-line youth in my eyes!
"es un ataque internacional"
"quién hizo el ataque?"
"no sé"
El chiste se cuenta sólo
Fueron las fuerzas comunistas de Stanli lenin trosky castrochavistas aliadas a Gustavo Petro que tiene billones de dólares en Rusia y Cuba, todo lo coordina Xi jiping junto a Putin. Dicen que vieron a Kim Jon un junto a los marchantes.
@@dianavivaldi4503 das risa ver como dices que es financiado e impulsado por el "socialismo" cuando todo es un estallido social jaja
@@danielquesada4608 Usted cómo que no es muy brillante y la capacidad de comprensión lectora y detectando sarcasmo es NULA.
@@dianavivaldi4503 técnicamente no, porque ya estoy tan acostumbrado ver comentarios así que realmente pienso que son realmente juicios de valor
@@danielquesada4608 Tal vez porque muchos de esos comentarios, eran efectivamente sarcasmo y no te detuviste a pensar si lo era o no.
I wanna have what the Colombian Minister of Justice is smoking. Love from Malaysia to all Colombians out there. Bersatu teguh, bercerai roboh.
If you'd be here you'd see how all of this is not as vice portrayed it. These guys are destroying and assaulting supermarkets they are hurting our economy blocking transport and even newborns in ambulances have died because of these irrational and nonsensical blockades.
He's smoking nothing. He's snorting, it's Colombia after all
we have it in america ,just throw a realtive over the borderwall/fence and then boom start citizenship
@@alejandroelarq they are fighting for there rights and against oppression. U forget that the police is burning blowing up houses so your argument doesn’t make sense when the police and army is doing the same the difference is that the government and police are killing people and are attacking and using force chemical weapons in peace full protests the first protest they had was peace full no police officer got hurt but the police hurt and killed and sent protests to the hospital and put them in mass debt for life . The president is a dumbass who ruined his country destroyed democracy and now is mass killing civilians
@@alejandroelarq thats a very invalid point since the government is doing the same.
DO these government officials actually think us from the international community will believe them?
yes, they truly believe that
yes they do, and truthfully it actually works for them
FYI Duque's political party try to meddle in U.S. presidential election, they were the ones saying that if Biden was elected, the U.S. would become into Venezuela.
It's the narcissist way of handling social situations. If you deny it they will buy it. And even if other countries won't believe them their hands are still tied. Recognizing a situation like this is like suicide for them and they could be held accountable. But if they repeat this lie no one can prove that these specific people knew or orchestrated it.
Also some of them think Human Rights Watch is controlled by communism somehow because they say the government is responsible of the killings. One senator even said the UN is controlled by the USSR (wtf)
This is comming to the US eventually. This is what bravery looks like. This is the kind of stuff we won't ever see on any of the US media outlets. Please keep up the good work. Thank you.
You want the usa to turn into a war zone? Sick that would make a good cod game.
I wish I could share kind words of encouragement with everyone struggling and fighting against oppression, and for their freedoms all over the world. Watching you guys everyday gives me the courage and knowledge. May the ancestors continue to guide you all. Resistance!
Fuerza Colombia, país hermoso de gente linda, Dios los cuide ahora y siempre, saludos desde Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
calla gil
También en cuba, pero la gente no se tiran a fajarse con los “policías”
This reporter is awesome. His capability of asking the questions to the minister was brilliant 👍
As a Palestinian we see this all the time and we stand with you 🤝
Free palestina
Free Kurdistan
Free Papua
🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
Go palestine
As a former Marine, I don't make it a habit to pray, But I will pray for the people who simply want what I was born with...opportunity.
I'm Colombian. It is incredible that our people do not have opportunities in a country with so much wealth. Unfortunately mismanagement and corruption are the great problems that impoverish our beloved country. Thank you for your prayers.
The People of Colombia are literally rising up against a government installed by the US of A, the same sort of government the US has been attempting to install in countries like Bolivia and Venezuela. Your 'opportunity' is based on the US multinational corporations deeply exploiting the natural resources, industry and labor of countries just like Colombia and accumulating an immense wealth at the direct expense of the greater portion of the world. The People of Colombia are literally rising up against a government installed by the US. The EU does the same thing too, by the way. If you actually care, you should oppose US and EU Imperialism. You should also recognize why the US is friends with insane countries like Saudi Arabia and Israel, and yet the US always relies on heavy propaganda to demonize and impose embargoes against any country trying to become economically independent, in order to prepare to send people like you in to "occupy" the country.
@@ufodeath thanks for the lecture. You think the US is a democracy? Wake up! I can vote for whatever I want and the government will do whatever big corporations tell them to.
@@bigncornfed1 specially the Israeli lobby, they outshine the Corporations or perhaps they use them too. But saying this would be "anti semitic"
@@bigncornfed1 How did you manage to conclude the notion that I somehow think the US is a "democracy" out of me arguing that the US is an imperialist country that serves multinational corporations, and is at best only a democracy of the interest of the wealthy? says a lot about your character.
Support from Indonesia 🇮🇩♥️🇨🇴
and remember, once mr dp 0 persen's serving time is over, I hope people there already become smart enough to elect new honest ones
Power to the people, rise up, stay united, and overcome.
Sending love from London.
gracias, if you can keep talking about it, it really helps us, the hole world needs to see what the government is doing to it´s people, all for the orders of Alvaro Uribe Velez
Let's hope whoever is taking over is not a clown. The world is facing tough COVID problem. Colombia needs someone competent not some sweet talker.
This is why the US citizens have guns.
@@texashunter940 Colombians have guns too
Cheers!
Stay strong Colombia! My heart reaches all of you out there! Love from Greece💕
Sending love from Kenya. 💪🏽💪🏽Viva Colombia 🇨🇴❤
🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴 TE AMO COLOMBIA 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴 NOT A SINGLE STEP BACK. 🤘🏼❤️ Gracias Vice.
Force to you hermana, death to the criminal regime ☠️
Support from Pakistan
Solidarity from Detroit to Colombia 🇺🇲🇨🇴✊
Freedom or death
@@hussein7517 Naya Pakistan 😂😂 another failed nation
7:21 that man . It's your own people, the poor people that are tired of their government. Remember the French revolution buddy.
Yes I remember! It was the time the guillotines were used extensively
Let them eat cake 🎂 lol
Or the Bolshevik revolution, Haitian revolution as well as the countless others against the British Crown
Watching the Chinese rebel. They invented some crazy tactics that the whole world learned from.
Watching the Brazilians rebel. Their strength comes not from their innovation but from love. Their support all around is amazing. Its mothers/fathers behind children, doctors setting up clinics on the frontlines - people making libraries in the autonomous zones... Pretty amazing.
The thing that most impressed me was that reporter's Spanish, perfectly spoken and he even nas a natural accent.
Why would that impress you? He’s Colombian. 🤣
He's Colombian xd, fluent with English
@@greenlion6544 😅😅
Of course he speaks perfect Spanish he is HISPANIC.
To be fair, his last name is Noriega lmao
The late 2010's to early 2020's will forever be remembered as a period of rebellion against tyranny and corruption throughout the globe.
like its 1968 again, mainly young people protesting injustice and corruption.
mans forgot the 1700s exists........and the 1800s.......and the 1970......and the 1280s.......and the 0s........huh
@@inventor4279 I haven't forgotten, I'm just acknowledging the current state of things and hoping it won't happen again in the mid-2060's - early 2070's.
@@JeffreyDeCristofaro sadly, imma have to tell you that it will
lmao, no it won't
Uno no sabe si reír o llorar con las declaraciones del ministro de justicia 🤦🏽♂️ es un despropósito lo que dice... Es increíble su nivel de cinismo.
Esa cara de criminal del ministro de "justicia" lo dice todo.
Es un maldito!
All the best to columbian people from Poland
Are columbian's from Poland? I thought they were from Africa. - American student.
@@AT-ytinvasive ironically making fun of people from the USA while ignoring that Colombia is part of the American continent
@@philliposlemma6743 Please say you are being sarcastic? It's the South American continent! A whole other continent from the North American continent! Did you just prove my jibe? OMG.
@@AT-ytinvasive They are an amalgamation of Spanish, West African, and indigenous South American populations
@@AT-ytinvasive yes the America’s as in south and north, and regardless I don’t see why what the OP said is relevant to what you’re saying, it’s like you already have an idea in your mind that Americans are dumb, and nothing can change it. I’m not a fan of generalizations it’s just silly
that minister of justice is just high off his mind.
All the members of the goberment are like that, actualy, the minister of defens is the worst
he is one of the wort ministers, they are just blind to everyone out of their social class
what trafficking narcotics does to you.. if you stare at money too long, it becomes a medusa effect
I thought he was drunk too.
Smh
Thanks for this, we need as much visibility as possible. The Colombian government has not authorized international human rights org. to come here and verify what's going on yet
I stand with any cause against injustice! 🙏🏽🇵🇸 🇨🇴
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Resiste como Palestino, lucha como Colombiano ✊🏾
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Benny Smith free Palestina 🇵🇸
Keep safe all my friends in Colombia from Indonesia! 🇮🇩
Mashallah ❤ from Colombia 🇨🇴
We need this same type of resistance in India against facist BJP government. We need to rise up and stop this democracy from turning into monarchy.
Too much poverty. You can't expect your citizens to endure this.
*coughs china
@@billyc9707 the Chinise people are getting rich. What are you actually talking about?
@@politicalmind5625 people are either really rich. Or dirt poor
Fuerza Colombia ! Mexico Estamos ala orden pal desorden Hermanos ! 🇲🇽🇨🇴
para el desorden? si lo que queremos es orden
Bio Hacker lo que quiero decir que estamos ala orden pa las buenas & pa las malas tambien compa
Gracias 💕
Primero en mexico y luego donde sea. No hay pinchi orden en mexico como pueden decir “ aqui estamos” no mames
@@edgardmartinez6026 uy parce colombia tu pdre
long live Colombian people and youth,brave nation,freedom,resistance,
against rich tirany.
May God save u
from 🇷🇸
Thanks for your words of encouragement. Sadly, the situation is now much worse than what is shown in the video, since it probably was taken around two weeks ago.
Thank you so much ❤️🇨🇴
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COLOMBIAN not columbian that is Britisch Columbia in Canada not COLOMBIA Republica de Colombia !
@@menhelberchrendonrestrepo5563 dude... chill like fr chill
Much respect to the Front Line, who continue to risk their lives for the sake of all people.
How do they keep the food, water and other supply lines going if they've been disrupted?
because they're not 100% disrupted, also the people donate food and supplies to support the fight
@@jacksevert3099 The first line and other groups that hold blockades allow passage for a certain amount of essential goods like food and medicine, enough to prevent a shortage for poor people.
@@holamamelo2514 wdym they are not 100% disrupted?
This documentary only covers one side, most people are against the protest due to the blockeades, we are running out of food and other basic needs due to this protests.
@@quedtion_marks_kirby_modding ni siquiera Cali está 100% bloqueado
Colombia is such a beautiful country that have been suffering from the government over decades! It always makes me so angry and sad when I'm there and see how the beauty of it can't come through bc of the suffer and poverty. Keep fighting!! Keepmarking sound!!✊🏾❤🇨🇴
Thanks to everyone abroad who see this and understand the struggle we're living here. The government wants everything for a few families who already own almost everything. Love from Colombia and, please, share this
Mind explaining a little better and providing now specific examples? Your claim doesn't sound very convincing. And i also live in Colombia.
@@RM-el3gw You must live in another Colombia then, cause you have to be fucking blind to not notice the level of corruption and bloody business ties between politicians and narcos.
Say it isn’t so, Vice actually doing doing a decent job at what they’re supposed to be doing in reporting on news unbiased.
Really glad they are finally rising up against corruption, you never mess with the working class, stay strong people of Colombia🖤
Workers of the world unite!
This is pathetic. Sending loads of love and much respect to all the Colombian citizens from India 🇮🇳
¡FUERZA COLOMBIA! VAMOS A CAMBIAR ESTO, NI UN PASO ATRÁS. GRACIAS POR TODO PRIMERA LÍNEA
The entire world is rising up. Power to the people!
Vice ha reportado mejor nuestra propia situación que muchos medios Nacionales, excelente trabajo.
Será por que están comprados o son propiedad del estado no crees?
Anyelo: Noticias Uno es muy bueno. También, Se puede ver la transmisión en directo en su canal de YT...
Mas bien Vice te dijo lo que querias oir
If you've ever read Animal Farm...you'll understand what Police are and what politicians are! Respect to these brave Colombians fighting for their rights!!! Solidarity ✊
The incompetent government defames itself thru the brutal actions it takes against it's own people. Solidaridad de Brasil e los EUA ✊🏽✊🏽 The people will prevail in COLOMBIA💛💙❤️
I remember when they killed about 500-600 people in the comunas in Medellin in ONE day, and then stated afterwards that they only killed 12 that day; the TRUE number was in the hundreds. They killed babies, children… everything in one day.
Heavenly father I pray that you keep the person reading this alive, safe, healthy and financially blessed Amen
As a Cuban American, I wish to see that one day Cubans will rise against the depression and daily suffering of his people. Viva Colombia y 🇨🇺
"We gotta take the power back" ...Rage Against The Machine
> is against the state
> supports communism
Its a new level of quantum superposition in politics, its George Orwell's doublethinking in action
@@datavalisofficial8730 Odd that someone who doesn't like the state would support a society with no state.
@@singleoneonly bro, how tf is communism stateless
@@singleoneonly i'm not talking about any theory, i'm talking communism, the real thing that happened in real countries with real people in it, how tf is that stateless, how is cuba stateless, how is venezuela stateless, how is china stateless, how is north korea stateless, how was the soviet union stateless, wtf are you talking about?
@@datavalisofficial8730 Venezuela has never had any sort of communist government. They're not even a soviet union style planned economy since most of their economy is market based. And since I'm sure you've heard this from many other people, none of those states are or were socialist nor communist, as lenin put it "The soviet union has not progressed from the dictatorship of the proletariat, socialism is a long way in the future". This doesn't mean that they're invaluable as demonstrations as what governments trying to implement leftist policy can lead to, but you also forget to mention other projects that have become relatively stable or were for their time non authoritarian like revolutionary Catalonia, the territory of the revolutionary zapatista rebels in Mexico, or even the paris commune in 1871 although it was very short lived. You can talk about the reality of these countries without trying to paint everyone who advocates for socialism/communism as roundabout stalinist soviet supporters. It's like me calling everyone who likes markets or is in favor of private property a pinochet advocate.
i feel so proud of them. may their resistance be an inspiration for all oppressed people around the world to fight back.
Bendiciones al pueblo de Colombia desde El Salvador 🇸🇻 . Abajo con la represión y las pulgas que tenemos como líderes. Viva Colombia 🇨🇴
Due to social,economic and military conflicts Colombians have had to migrate since the 80’s. The government has long forgotten about the average citizen with the elite controlling society. El pueblo needs to be heard we new change
Finally people are tired of being forced to pay with narcotics just for food at the store.. cause of no money... It's ridiculous
WTF are you talking about? You've obviously never been to Colombia.
@@JohnMosquera-Colombia" k" and the word " "aotic"is a website if you add " com" and type columbia in their search engine also this is footage not from my own drones that u can actually see if you actually care but from other people but I have a lifetime of footage the same as if you typed venezuela but columbia is protected in the search engine
@Mohammed abdul ss yeah a living nightmare with no outlook or media Outlook. I've been homeless in these areas vs the news to see the lies with my own eyes
@Mohammed abdul ss
What?? First of all is COLOMBIA not Columbia and you have no idea what you’re talking about!
Que lo vea todo el MUNDO!!!! 🇨🇴
AYE COLUMBIA ! THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING!! KEEP FIGHTING KEEP PUSHING!! LOVE FROM 🇵🇷 Puerto Rico!!🇵🇷
colOmbia pal
I got interested in this whole phenomenon after hearing about it from some friends in Colombia. What I don't get is what they're demanding, as it seems unrealistic. They started protesting because of a strong tax hike was proposed... but now they're asking for universal basic income and other stuff that requires a way bigger tax reform to be done. I also noticed that those at the negotiations look like old union leaders, not very representative of the youth. Finally, I know that the narrative around here is that this is a completely organic movement from alienated youths but I still have my doubts as there seems to be more than meets the eye.
Colombian here: This goes beyond the tax reform, on 2019 the protests begun, but because of covid everything was paused. We've been protesting because our right to protest has been vulnerated, because most of the population doesn't get a decent pension, and by that i mean something that at least will help you pay rent when you're old, most old people i know (over 60) still work for the day to day. Because we have little access to education, specially in rural towns, because the police are killing us in protests, and the government denies it, because our president in the middle of the pandemic kept favouring the ultra rich, and gave little to no help to small and middle business.
We're not asking for crazy things. We're asking for what's written in our constitution
Yea, i am a little worried about what their goals are... They think big government will solve all their problems. The government sucks at running anything, so the only thing you will get from big government is more disappointment... And the more it slides into the type of government the people think they want, that authoritarian leftists government, they will oppress you even more after they chase out all the rich people. But eh maybe im wrong. Colombia absorbed a lot of people from Venezuela, and i wouldnt be surprised if they also absorbed operatives from the venezuelan government trying to destabilize Colombia.
Muchas gracias Señor Periodista, por mostrar al mundo el sufrimiento de mi Pueblo sin oportunidades, solo la élite del gobierno tienen oportunidad de Vivir bien.
Best part is at the end the journo has massive smile when they protesting and all start shouting resistance. He knows they on the right side of history
I hope the Colombian people get what they want. I’m Haitian American but have always been interested about Colombia 🇺🇸🇭🇹. “Amigo capucha, gracias por tu lucha.” ✊🏾🗣🇨🇴
I hope the same happens to Cuba
And North Korea
@@Clocks1997 Colombia couldn't be further from Cuba and North Korea though. It's literally one of the most capitalist and right wing countries in the entire continent.
@@Corredor1230 so you think capitalism can lead to a horrible economy?
@@Corredor1230 no that’s what I call lies, not capitalist
Love from Nigeria. We had the youth fighting the govt too and they also lied about the deaths.
We need a worldwide revolution for real equality.
Keep your head up, you are not alone.
💛💛💙💔 Sending love from the US. We stand with you!!!