Colombia: Bogotá bomb attack 'reprehensible'

Headline Title: Colombia: Bogotá bomb attack 'reprehensible' 16 May 2012 The perpetrators of a car bomb attack on 15 May, which killed two people and injured more than 50 in the Colombian capital Bogotá, demonstrated a complete and reprehensible disregard for human life and must be brought to justice, Amnesty International said today. The explosion injured former interior minister Fernando Londoño, and killed his driver and bodyguard, and more than 50 passers-by were also injured. No group has yet claimed responsibility and the Colombian authorities have thus far refused…

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