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Español: Ante la negativa de los matsés a dejar ingresar a los madereros y funcionarios de gobierno, Fernando Belaunde ordena que la fuerza aérea “solucione” este problema como lo hacían los norteamericanos en Vietnam, dadas las características del territorio. Algunos colonos para decir que avisaron, colocaron carteles en algunas malocas con el siguiente texto: “Se pone en conocimiento de los habitantes de esta zona que si en caso de seguir cometiendo crímenes y robos… serán exterminados por bombas… que serán lanzados por la aviación y las fuerzas terrestres que harán lo propio. Si cambian de actitud serán recibidos con los brazos abiertos en el seno de la civilización, así lo ha dicho el presidente de la república Fernando Belaúnde Terry”. Los habitantes no sabían español y menos leerlo…
Date octubre de 1964
Source https://surhoy.org/2020/01/13/matses-bombardeados-con-napalm-por-no-aceptar-a-la-civilizacion/
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