Im told this happened in Tumeremo, Bolivar State, Venezuela. A revenge for a series of events that occurred on 26Ago18 in the middle of a peaceful meeting between the Coporo and Colombia's ELN
Both groups met at the Corre Gente mine to discuss some topics of interest. Before starting the talk, Coporo and his right hand, Talao, gave a show of local hospitality to the Colombians and machine-gunned them.
In addition to breaking the agreement that everything would be peaceful, Coporo ordered the disappearance of the corpses of the 5 guerrillas and take their weapons and equipment as booty.
Among the victims was the 2nd ELN commander in the Bol'ivar state.
The guerrilla responded - just two weeks ago - with an ambush in which Josu'e Zurita, alias Coporo, was wounded.
4 of its fences fell on the track between the El Termo and Corre Gente mines.
The corpses were taken as a prize by the ELN.
From that moment Coporo took to the mountain to recover and Talao took the provisional reins of the band.
They believed that their dead would pay the losses they caused in the guerrilla, but they were wrong.
A new replesalia was underway and was implemented on the morning of 14Oct18
The insurgents ambushed around 50 people in the Y known as The Padlocks, while they were heading to Run People.
Population or system? Asked the guerrillas. Each response was checked against a man previously infiltrated into the Coporo and Talao group.
If they confirmed that it was a population (mining), they separated it.
If they suspected that it was of the system (band), they executed it.
Adela was shot in the forehead because she was Talao's partner, 2nd in command.
Abigail too, but because she was with Adela up and down.
Cesar, Jose Luis and Jean Carlos were accused of doing with their bikes sent to the band; They were also executed.
Edixon was murdered because the passengers on his motorcycle, with whom he made his living making trips to the mine, were Adela and Abigail.
On the 7th victim, the young indigenous man with the scorpion tattoo on his left arm, said that his answer was: I am a malandro.
Later, the guerrillas turned towards the hostages who were separated because they were miners and made several bursts with their rifles, pointing from the waist down; They injured 10.
Once the ambush was over, the "pata e goma" gang were routed to their area and disappeared.
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