‘Inevitably difficult’: Inside a family’s fight against the US boat strikes

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A Colombian family is seeking justice through the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights after fisherman Alejandro Carranza disappeared in September 2026. Carranza's family believes he was killed in a US military strike against suspected drug boats in the Caribbean Sea. The US government, under President Trump, has conducted dozens of such strikes, killing at least 115 people accused of being "narco-terrorists" smuggling drugs into North America. Carranza's family denies he was involved in drug trafficking and asserts he was a fisherman. Their petition marks the first major international legal challenge against the US for the boat strike campaign, though experts anticipate a difficult legal and political battle.
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