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The Vice President of Ecuador, Otto Sonnenholzner, reiterated today the rejection by his government of the terrorist attack perpetrated yesterday against a police academy in Bogota, where he returned this afternoon after accompanying the relatives of the deceased Ecuadorian cadet during l & # 39; attack.
He also stated that the governments of Colombia and Ecuador They provided the help and facilities needed to relatives of the Ecuadorian junior Erika Chicó, who died during the attack, announced the General Secretariat of the Presidency Communication in a press release.
Sonnenholzner and Interior Minister Maria Paula Romo yesterday visited the Colombian capital and met today with the Ecuadorian cadets who survived the terrorist attack on the school. police, which killed at least 21 people, including the attacker, and left 68 injuries.
In addition, the Ecuadorian Vice President met with President Iván Duque and other Colombian authorities to discuss issues related to "Coordination and cooperation in the fight against these criminal activities".
According to the communication from the communication secretariat, the nine Ecuadorian cadets who study at the attacked police academy have returned today to Ecuador, taking advantage of ten days off, after which they will return to Bogota to continue their studies and to obtain their diploma "As promised in the honor of his companion" died.
According to Minister Romo, six other Ecuadorian cadets will return to the country in the coming days.
The Attorney General of Colombia, Nestor Humberto Martinez, said at a press conference that the author of the attack was the main perpetrator of the attack, José Aldemar Rodríguez , deceased after exploding 80 kilos of pentolite that he was carrying in a van. EFE
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