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| {: based on a review of larios' irregular ruling, one can conclude that his behavior is unbecoming an official worthy of the supreme court's trust. we are dismayed by that judge's conduct,\" he noted. moreover, mejia overturned the ruling ordering the release of orlando llovera ballet, lieutenant isidro lopez, major alfredo jimenez, and other members of the kidnapping ring. larios decided on friday to release the members of the kidnapping ring, which included some army officers and sympathizers of the rightist nationalist republican alliance (arena), which won the 19 march presidential elections. \"this is the first time the supreme court has levied this kind of sanction in a case setting a precedent in judicial corruption,\" a court official asserted, referring to larios' dismissal. larios is also accused of releasing members of a drug trafficking ring some years ago. because the ruling on the kidnappers was overturned, \ the new judge said. the kidnappers, some of whom have been under arrest since april 1986, were accused of kidnapping several businessmen for high sums of money. larios's ruling in favor of the kidnappers prompted a bitter reaction from government, political, and professional sectors. the national ad council, representing news media announcers, has urged that the kidnappers be prosecuted to the full extent of the law \"so that those who profit from the suffering of others are punished.\"", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "last night's terrorist target was the antioquia liqueur plant. four powerful rockets were going to explode very close to the tanks where 300,000 gallons of the so-called castille crude, used to operate the boilers, is stored. the watchmen on duty reported that at 2030 they saw a man and a woman leaving a small suitcase near the fence that surrounds the plant. the watchmen exchanged fire with the terrorists who fled leaving behind the explosive material that also included dynamite and grenade rocket launchers. metropolitan police personnel specializing in explosives, defused the rockets. some 100 people were working inside the plant. the damage the rockets would have caused had they been activated cannot be estimated because the caribe soda factory and the guayabal residential area would have also been affected. the antioquia liqueur plant has received threats in the past and maximum security has always been practiced in the area. security was stepped up last night after the incident. the liqueur industry is the largest foreign exchange producer for the department.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextmanstartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtextwomanstartendroleTargettextantioquia liqueur plantstartendroleWeapontextfour powerful rocketsstartendroleWeapontextdynamite and grenade rocket launchersstartendroleWeapontextdynamite and grenade rocket launchersstartendschema |
| inputhow about the sandinist soldiers that allegedly (words indistinct). no sandinist soldiers are being held by the crew of that boat? (wheelock) that is what i said. furthermore, one of the boats with 50 crew members has shown up in honduras and it is what is causing this problem. (reporter) there are some problems with some colombians concerning contraband, right? (wheelock) we are there to protect the fishing resources and to prevent any type of drug trafficking, gun running or any merchandise contraband. (reporter) (words indistinct) how did the mutiny occur? (wheelock) from the time they were captured and on the way to corn island, one of the officers on board was careless. then, the cook and the captain disarmed one of the soldiers, took away his rifle, and they killed him. the crew then availed itself of this incident to rise up in mutiny. the captain was strangling one of the officers when another officer pulled up gun on him. he is the captain who ran the ship aground in a coral reef. (words indistinct) the shipowners will have to pay a fine and after the fine is paid, they must comply with all legal requirements so that the boat and crew are returned to them.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputthe extraditables today claimed responsibility for the murder of antioquia police commander colonel waldemar franklin quintero, which occurred this morning in medellin. the criminal attack on the officer occured a scant 1 month after the murder of antioquia department governor antonio roldan betancur. a policeman was killed and another policeman wounded during the terrorist attack. col quintero did not have a police escort by his own behest. col quintero was directing operations against drug trafficking and consequently had been the object of death threats. here is a report by gladys vargas from medellin. (begin recording) (vargas) this morning antioquia police commander col waldemar franklin quintero left his residence to begin his daily tasks at antioquia police headquarters. as the vehicle drove through the america neighborhood, seven blocks from where antioquia governor antonio roldan was killed, the vehicle that col quintero was in -- a white nissan patrol vehicle with license plates me-7847 -- drew to a stop in front of a red light at the carrera 80 crossing. several individuals in a gray mazda 626 vehicle, with license plates mi-1630, took advantage of this circumstance to fire volleys of submachinegun fire against col quintero, who died instantly. (passage omitted) col quintero did not have a police escort. just 8 days ago he decided to dismiss the escort, because he did not want anyone else to be killed if there were an attack on him. only col quintero and a police driver were in the vehicle. the judge of the 76th district court, who directed the removal of the body, said that several types of weapons were used in the attack and more than 100 shots were fired. (passage omitted) (end recording)outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsroleVictimtextantonio roldan betancurstartendschema |
| inputthe leadership of the coordinating committee of farming, commercial, industrial, and financial associations, cacif, has met with the acting president of the republic. sources close to the government have disclosed that they discussed the economic program proposed by the government on 25 august. according to our sources, the representatives of the country's productive sector and acting president roberto carpio nicolle also discussed the violence prevailing in the country and the way law enforcement authorities are coping with the problem that has already taken a toll on several victims. no details were disclosed as to the means that the government will adopt in order to halt the wave of terror that has taken over the country, the same sources disclosed, claiming that the mechanisms will be announced in conjunction with the security plan that the acting president will make public in a few days. a state of siege might be imposed at any moment, as this is one of the alternatives the government has left for controlling violence, particularly the terrorist actions, said government minister roberto valle baldizan. the minister added that it is not necessary to wait for president vinicio cerezo to return to the country.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "diego biafara, administrative department of security (das) and drug enforcement agency informant, who appeared before a u.s. senate committee on 13 september, revealed unknown links between the israeli and british mercenaries, who have trained paramilitary groups in our country. (begin recording) (biafara) that is yair klein in front. he is the colonel wearing the dark blue shirt. the thin person behind him wearing the light blue shirt is teddy, who was the translator. there were five israeli instructors. i remember the names: sadaka, amancia, yair, and teddy. i cannot remember the name of the fifth one. there were 11 british instructors. we used to call that one david. this man was an expert in explosives. he instructed us on how to use explosives. (end recording) these were statements made by biafara to the u.s. senate in which we learned of a clear link between the israeli mercenaries, who were training paramilitary groups in the middle magdalena region, and the british mercenaries who came to the country allegedly to assassinate pablo escobar. biafara knew both groups of mercenaries. according to his statements given to das last march, not only did israeli mercenaries train assassins in middle magdalena, there was also a group of 11 british mercenaries, who gave lessons to 50 students. among the instructors there was peter mclise, the name of one of the leaders of the operation against pablo escobar, and david, who biafara clearly identified. he was david tomkins, the man in charge of the plot against escobar. according to biafara, most british instructors had tatoos on their breasts, arms, and shoulders, just as we can see on the video taped by the british men who prepared the operation against escobar. in conclusion, the mercenaries who were preparing to assassinate one of the medellin cartel leaders were the same ones who trained the assassins paid by the cartel itself.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the armed forces of el salvador hereby reports to the citizens in general that the fmln (farabundo marti national liberation front) terrorists have been repelled by our courageous soldiers and that there are now only a few dispersed groups of criminals who are looting. the armed forces report that in due time they will announce statistics on the casualties inflicted by the terrorists among the civilian population, as well as the members of the army who have fallen in the line of their sacred and constitutional duty. in due time, the armed forces will announce the number of terrorists killed in their efforts to bring sorrow and mourning to the salvadoran people. the armed forces also request that the people follow instructions at the military checkpoints through which they must pass in order to prevent any unnecessary incidents. the armed forces also call on the people to remain calm. in the loyal fulfillment of their duties, the armed forces of the republic are determined to carry out this struggle so that democracy will not be hindered by these criminal terrorists, who in recent hours have brought more sorrow, mourning, and grief to the salvadoran people.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "esteemed members of the government commission: today, 9 march, we have received a message signed by the members of your commission asking us to begin the peace talks. we have already addressed this issue on numerous occasions, expressing our willingness to hold a meeting. the government commission's letter makes no mention of any move to postpone the elections. it does not even consider including this topic on the meeting's agenda. on the contrary, it is clear that the commission has already decided to hold the elections on 19 march. consequently, the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln) hereby informs the government commission and the salvadoran people of the following: 1. the government commission must clearly and publicly announce that it is willing to reach an agreement on confining the army to its barracks on the day of the elections, establishing an electoral code by consensus, providing absentee voting for salvadorans living abroad, restructuring the central elections council, and forming a council for verification. more importantly, it must express the state powers' willingness to postpone the elections for 5 months, once a cease-fire has been agreed upon. we also believe that the government commission must publicly announce that it is willing to bring military commanders and officers responsible for political murders and crimes to trial, to reduce the salvadoran armed forces to the number of troops it had in 1968, and to disband the security forces to form a new civil police. we reiterate our willingness to discuss permanently ceasing the armed struggle. 2. if the government commission agrees to the above requests, the fmln will agree to a meeting and is willing to immediately decide on a date and a time for the meeting. the fmln is even willing to hold the meeting outside el salvador. as a part of this meeting, we are willing to negotiate and come to an agreement with the armed forces staff on a cease-fire that will bring about a permanent and negotiated solution to the conflict. 3. if no such agreement is reached, then there is no point in holding the meeting prior to 19 march, because it will simply be used by both the christian democratic party (pdc) and the nationalist republican alliance (arena) in their election dispute. the elections play no role in achieving peace; they only serve to provide a false justification for continuing the war. 4. we await a response from the government commission. el salvador, 9 march 1989 fmln general command (signed) commander salvador sanchez ceren commander francisco jovel commander jorge shafik handal commander eduardo sancho commander joaquin villalobosoutputjson_structuresschema |
| inputedmundo vargas carreno, chilean foreign ministry under secretary, has stated that the bryant treaty with the united states will be applied in the letelier case only to compensate the relatives of the former chilean foreign minister murdered in washington and the relatives of his u.s. secretary, ronnie moffit. the chilean foreign under secretary made this statement in reply to u.s. newspaper reports stating that the treaty would be partially respected. following are vargas carreno's statements at a news conference he held in buenos aires before concluding his official visit to argentina: (begin recording) (vargas) this treaty (words indistinct) used by the united states in 1989, during the past administration, to solve two problems connected with the letelier case: the problem of compensation and the problem of the chilean government's responsibility for the death of orlando letelier and his (words indistinct) assistant. it has been agreed in principle to use the treaty exclusively to solve the problem of compensation; that is the objective when we refer to its partial use. (words indistinct) so as for the compensation subject, it will be used. we are using the mechanism created by the five-member commission established by the treaty. the language of this treaty was pertinent for the early decades of this century but is no longer in keeping with current international practices. (end recording) during the news conference with argentine and foreign journalists, vargas carreno also announced that president carlos menem will visit chile in august in response to an invitation from chilean president patricio aylwin, who will also visit argentina at an as yet undetermined date. vargas carreno noted his satisfaction with his meetings in buenos aires with foreign minister domingo cavallo and raul carignano, under secretary for latin american affairs. vargas carreno said that as a result of this initial contact the binational commission established by the chilean-argentine peace and friendship treaty, which was signed in 1984, will meet next july. he said that the two countries will continue to hold formal and informal talks to discuss problems of common interest, speed up the integration process, and increase mutual understanding and cooperation. regarding the situation of hundreds of thousands of chilean citizens living in argentina -- a total he estimated at 800,000 -- vargas carreno said that president aylwin's government has established an office to help those citizens living abroad for various reasons to return to chile, especially those living in argentina's patagonia region who are being treated inhumanely, especially by businessmen in the border area, as reported by an argentine journalist.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextchilean governmentstartendroleVictimtextronnie moffitstartendroleVictimtextorlando letelierstartendschema |
| inputleftist guerrillas early tuesday attacked a residential neighborhood in northern san salvador where many government and military leaders have their homes. the din of gunfire and explosions could be heard before dawn in the escalon neighborhood near the sheraton hotel. it was the first time since the farabundo marti (national liberation front) (fmln) launched their offensive 11 days go that fighting had spread to the escalon neighborhood, which is at the foot of the san salvador volcano. air force helicopters flew over the area and the sound of machinegun fire could be heard.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputthe executive branch has called a special session of congress for tomorrow and the next day to consider the serious situation of panama and to denounce the inter-american reciprocal assistance treaty, tiar, for its ineffectiveness. this was announced by president alan garcia at the conclusion of a council of ministers meeting at government house today. the president also expressed his surprise over the mildness with which the rest of the latin american countries have reacted to the u.s. aggression against panama. president garcia also said that the fuel price increase will allow petroperu (state petroleum agency) to operate. (begin recording) (unidentified reporter) what important subjects were discussed in the council of ministers meeting today? (garcia) the main subject was the decision to call a special congressional session on 22 and 23 december to consider the serious situation created by the u.s. invasion in panama. the second important subject was the decision to denounce the tiar, a military organization that groups all the latin american countries and the united states and which, on several occasions, has proved to be absolutely ineffective and partial. the malvinas islands situation is a good example. according to the tiar, the united states should have supported argentina, but it did exactly the contrary, supporting the united kingdom. now, in this case with panama, the tiar has not served any purpose. rather, it has served to mask the u.s. invasion of panama. therefore, since we consider the tiar to be ineffective and senseless, we, as a republic, must denounce it. we must withdraw our signature from the tiar. this must be done through congress, and that is why we have called a special session. (reporter) several sectors have described the decision to withdraw the peruvian ambassador to the united states as a hasty decision. what do you think of that? (garcia) i think that those must be sectors committed to the invasion. they must support a rightist concept by which the united states has the hegemonic right to safeguard our destiny and to decide who can govern us and who cannot. as peruvians and latin americans, we feel that the aggressive and bloody action by u.s. troops to occupy a small country is a violation. there are currently nearly 30,000 u.s. soldiers in panamanian territory. they have killed many people and they want to impose a new government. thus, as long as those troops remain there, as long as this violation to latin america is maintained, our ambassador will not stay in that country. this does not imply a break in relations; it represents a clear gesture of condemnation and dislike. as long as a u.s. soldier violates the republic of panama, we will keep our ambassador here. as long as the united states does not withdraw their troops and panama remains occupied, the panamanian and peruvian flags will remain together. (reporter) don't you think that this attitude could harm certain relations with the united states; that is, couldn't it jeopardize the imf loan? (garcia) not at all. these are two absolutely different things. the negotiations with the imf are one thing; the international political attitude of a government that abuses its economic and military power with other countries is something else. besides, we should mention something very important. as for panamanian-u.s. relations, the americans have been the main accomplices in depriving panama of democracy. when elections took place in 1984, when arnulfo arias should have won, the united states decided that it was not convenient that arias should win, so a large fraud -- as it was declared at the time -- was carried out to place nicolas ardito barletta in power. the first ones to recognize ardito were the americans. ardito was placed in the presidency by noriega. in 1985 noriega removed ardito and put eric arturo del valle in his place. the americans immediately recognized del valle as president. therefore, the united states has been noriega's accomplice in depriving panama of democracy. we denounced this. noriega is a creation of the united states. it has repeatedly been said that noriega worked with the united states and with the u.s. central intelligence agency, where president bush was once chief. therefore, now that the maid is answering back, making claims to the panama canal and wanting to become independent from the united states, the united states suddenly discovers that she is a drug trafficker and that she does not serve its interests, so they send 30,000 u.s. soldiers to panama. this is an abuse. it is a violation of the sovereignty of another state. no honorable latin american country should tolerate this invasion without actively and openly condemning it. one way to condemn it and express disapproval of it is to say that as long as the troops invading latin america remain, we do not need to maintain our ambassador there. (continued)", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the tupac amaru revolutionary movement (mrta), a peruvian guerrilla organization, has sent a letter to peruvian cardinal juan landazuri, proposing that a dialogue be held to restore peace to peru. in its letter, which is partially published in today's la republica, a lima newspaper, the mrta outlines several conditions under which it will hold a dialogue with the catholic church. the mrta letter is dated 26 march, the same day cardinal landazuri stated over a local television station that the church would be willing to mediate with violence-oriented movements under acceptable conditions for dialogue. the cardinal added that, because of their respective ideologies, these movements have not engaged in any dialogue whatsoever. he also noted that appeals made by the church have gone unheeded. according to la republica, the mrta letter says that the mrta \ thus, the letter adds, the mrta \ the letter says that the church must play a decisive role in \ and that most victims of this war are \ the mrta believes that in order to humanize this conflict the government and the armed forces must \ the mrta asks the church to demand that the peruvian government change its economic policy. the mrta says: \ the mrta letter concludes by stating that only this way will the church truly \ monsignor ricardo durand flores, president of the peruvian episcopal conference, today said that the church \ msgr durand said that if such a proposal is made the episcopal conference will immediately call a meeting of its standing committee \ victor polay, one of the mrta's leaders, is currently in custody and facing trial on charges of terrorism. more than 13,000 people have died in peru since 1980, when the maoist shining path organization started its wave of political violence, which has also caused heavy material damage.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the guatemalan guerrillas today proposed \"beginning a dialogue process and talks\" among the various sectors of the country to try and put an end to \"repression, terror, and violations of human rights and to begin a real democratic process.\" the guatemalan rebels proposed holding \"meetings on dates to be agreed upon and in a country that will guarantee the necessary safety and offer its territory to hold the meetings\" to discuss \"vital\" issues, such as how to end the repression and the internal armed conflict. the guatemalan national revolutionary unity (urng) has also reiterated to christian democrat vinicio cerezo's government its willingness to attend a dialogue to reach an agreement on a cease-fire; however, it regrets the fact that up to now, \ guatemalan government and urng representatives met for the first time in madrid, spain, in 1987, but the meeting ended without specific agreements being reached. \ the urng stated in a paid advertisement published in local newspapers. in reference to the wave of violence that is sweeping the country, the urng, made up of four rebel groups that operate in guatemala, said that the people \ within this context, the urng general command \ \ the guerrilla's statement adds. \"with 16 months and a few days left in the current presidential term, president vinicio cerezo's government has not lived up to its promises and has only made the situation worse,\instead of changes, repression, terror, instability, chaos, and corruption continue, and the guatemalan people are living in an environment of lies, frustration, and manipulation,\a counterinsurgent, repressive, and terrorist regime.\the current government is responsible for the new wave of repression and terror that only adds to the more than 100,000 persons who have been murdered, 40,000 who have been kidnapped or are missing, 1 million locally displaced and 46,000 who have sought refuge in mexico since 1954.\so that a regime that respects human rights, the international norms and conventions, justice, freedom, and democracy will prevail in guatemala.\is not true\the popular revolutionary war has increased throughout the country.\the urng military groups are now fighting in 11 of the 22 departments throughout the country, including guatemala city,\important targets.\, : {: {}}, : []} |
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| {: must be identified as the culmination of a symbiosis between drug traffickers, self-defense groups, groups of hired gunmen trained by foreign mercenaries, and agrarian businessmen who are tired of the guerrilla groups' constant harassment.\" the report indicates that british and israeli mercenaries identified as john owen, dave tomkins, r. paxton, p. glasgow, a. dewer, and p. atherton entered colombia through eldorado international airport in july, but the information does not give their individual nationalities. the das adds that dean shelley, peter mcaleese, alex lenox, and andres gibson entered the country in previously and settled in the drug traffickers extreme right-wing groups' military training camps in puerto boyaca, middle magdalena region (central part of the country), la azulita (southern putumayo), puerto lopez (meta department), and el recreo (caqueta department) on the northeastern flatlands. radio stations' reports added that colonel yair klein has been identified among the israeli mercenaries by the secret services of his country. klein was commander of a paratroopers' unit in 1983 and apparently has a private security agency in israel. abraham tzadaka and jacobo brine were also identified by their fellow countrymen. on a national newscast broadcast several weeks ago a video which shows the israeli mercenaries wearing blue uniforms during war maneuvers with the drug-traffickers far right-wing groups' private army. the scenes were reproduced by the nbc television network in the united states. previous reports from the das, revealed in colombia, indicate that the colombians trained by the mercenaries include persons linked with the self-defense groups in the middle magdalena region and the recently created morena. the first persons to notify the prosecutor general of the nation, the highest authority, about the presence of foreign mercenaries among the drug-traffickers far right-wing armed groups were deserters from the middle magdalena self-defense groups -- identified as jesus alberto molina urrea, ricaurte duque arboleda, and victor arboleda duque. according to the deserters' declarations, the israeli mercenaries cannot speak spanish and they frequently met with gonzalo de jesus perez, henry perez, and marcelo perez. according to the das report revealed today, \ are important members of the association of middle magdalena cattlemen (acdegam), the self-defense groups, and morena; and the authorities charge them with the mass murders of peasants in uraba, located in the country's northwestern area.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "self-defense groups", "start": 778, "end": 797}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "gonzalo de jesus perez", "start": 2943, "end": 2965}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "henry perez", "start": 2967, "end": 2978}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "marcelo perez", "start": 2984, "end": 2997}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "movement of national restoration", "start": 656, "end": 688}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "association of middle magdalena cattlemen", "start": 3090, "end": 3131}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "it has been officially reported in la paz that a bomb attack occurred early this morning somewhere near the place where bolivian president jaime paz zamora and peruvian president garcia are to meet today. navy lieutenant justo martinez, commander of the port of the bolivian city of copacabana, reported that a bomb exploded in the peruvian town of yunguyo, which is located near the border between the two countries, approximately 10 km from copacabana. martinez added that the offices of the deputy mayor, a civilian office occupied by the provincial governor, was the objective of the terrorist attack. the navy officer told la paz radio panamericana that reconnaisance patrols have been sent to the border with peru and other \"critical\" points of copacabana bay in order to guard the presidential meeting. it is in front of this lake titicaca bay that paz zamora and garcia will meet today to discuss bilateral topics and matters pertaining to drug trafficking. bolivia and peru grow 90 percent of the world's coca leaves, which are used to produce cocaine.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextterroriststartendroleTargettextoffices of the deputy mayor, a civilian office occupied by the provincial governorstartendroleWeapontextbombstartendschema |
| inputending our newscast, we report that an attorney general office spokesman stated to a rpc television reporter late this afternoon that there are no grounds to mantain the arrest orders against former mayor gonzalo, aka chalo, gonzalez, who had taken asylum in the peruvian embassy in panama city. the spokesman added that the arrest order against the former officer had been revoked because one of the persons implicated in the (justines rodriguez child murder) case had withdrawn his accusations against former mayor gonzalo gonzalez. according to this report, the witness said he had accused gonzalez for personal reasons. therefore, gonzalez is no longer accused in the justines rodriguez crime.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputon 30 november when u.s. president bush set forth to malta to meet with soviet leader gorbachev, a report from angola said that a central intelligence agency (cia) airplane on a clandestine mission of delivering weapons to the antigovernment national union for the total independence of angola (unita) crashed in southern angola on 27 november and that the four americans on the plane were killed. today both the u.s. state department and the defense department confirmed the crash, but they refused to comment on whether the americans who were killed were cia officials, or on the nature of the plane's mission. this is in sharp contrast to the response that the u.s. government made a few days ago in connection with a plane crash in el salvador. after a plane carrying weapons to the salvadoran guerrillas crashed on 25 november, u.s. secretary of state baker promptly instructed the undersecretary of state on that same evening to summon the soviet ambassador to the united states to protest to the soviet union for undermining peace in central america and \"failing to exercise its influence\" to stop cuba and nicaragua from delivering weapons to the guerrillas in el salvador. in this connection, a u.s. government official pointed out that president bush would present the central america issue as an important issue while discussing problems of regional conflicts with soviet leaders during their mediterranean meeting. some officials even said that the central america issue is the \"principal obstacle\" to the improvement of u.s.-soviet relations, and that only when the ussr makes further concessions on the central america issue will it be possible for the united states to provide economic assistance to the soviet union. in a ceasefire accord signed on 24 june this year, unita and the angolan government agreed to seek ways and means to conclude the civil war that had gone on for 14 years. however, the u.s. government keeps supplying weapons to unita. according to u.s. newspapers, ever since the south african authorities stopped supplying weapons to unita last april, the united states has become unita's main weapon supplier. the secret that the united states' military assistance to unita increased from $15 million to $50 million this year was revealed after the crash of the cia's weapon carrier. now, even the u.s. press has asked this question: could it prevent president bush from presenting his criticism when problems of regional conflicts are discussed when he meets the soviet leader? a u.s. state department official said: \ \ a state department official also said that the u.s. government will continue to provide \ to unita in the future.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputas a latin american president, i feel a little bit uncomfortable over the statement that the north americans are victims of the drugs produced in latin america and that colombia, peru, and bolivia are to blame for producing the drugs; let's call those countries to talk with them. that seems to me a very ethnocentric vision; it looks at this matter from only one side. our peasants are poor people who produce whatever is most profitable, and coca cultivation happens to be most profitable for them. this is so, speaking coldly, honestly, and sincerely. as president of peru i have to point out that my people, the huallage region peasants, cannot be considered as criminals or as people who must be jailed for producing coca leaves. we have exchanged these views with president barco, and we reached these conclusions. we must also note that this matter has been handled with a great deal of publicity. after the death of carlos galan, a great colombian leader, the colombian government launched an offensive intended to find out whether the drug trafficking bands were responsible for his assassination, and the u.s. government then extended some assistance. this assistance has been present to the world as though the united states had sent an enormous quantity of aircraft, hundreds of helicopters, and thousands of millions of dollars to colombia. as i was able to see in bogota, only helicopters, some of which had been purchased earlier by the colombian government, were sent. i was also informed that some of those helicopters had been used previously in peru. i have said that, if there is that much conviction, i support president bush for defending u.s. society. if he has that much conviction, it is hard to believe that less than one thousandth of what is spent in arms and military expenditures should be allocated to replace coca plantations and to improve the general situation in latin america. we have talked with president barco, and i will talk with president paz zamora to see how we can exchange opinions. then, as president bush said, a meeting of presidents will be welcome. but the meeting should also be attended by europe, which has a fundamental interest in the future. (correspondent) would the idea be to hold a meeting in the near future of peru, colombia, and bolivia with president bush and a representative of the eec? (garcia) yes, because drug trafficking is a growing problem. cartels have sprouted in colombia -- monopolies that try to elect deputies and senators to influence the government. those monopolies might extend their operations to our countries if we do not stop this growing problem. the situation can become worse in bolivia, where it was said that the drug traffickers had an influence on a dictatorial military regime. it is not just a matter of protecting the morality of humanity; it is not just a matter of defending the united states, which has a primary role in world leadership; it is essentially a matter of defending our democracy -- the legitimacy and cleanliness of our social life. i hope that we can have a meeting of the three presidents first, so that we can let the u.s. president know our views on the overall problem. (correspondent) will you propose that meeting, mr president? (garcia) i don't want to assume a leading role. the idea emerged in a conversation with president barco, and i will talk later with president paz zamora. (correspondent) a meeting between you and president bush late this month has been mentioned. is this true, mr president? (garcia) no, i believe that has been mere speculation in the press. for the time being i have discarded the idea of making another trip abroad. i do not see the concrete possibility of meeting with president bush, although i hope we can meet sometime before 28 july 1990. (correspondent) changing the subject, mr president -- much has been said in recent days about the possible or probable expulsion of peru from the imf. what is the truth about this, and what would expulsion mean? (garcia) well, first, it is politically impossible for peru to be expelled from the imf. second, there is misinformation and alarmism regarding the matter. what is the imf? it is some sort of creditor bank created in 1946 that lends money to countries with balance-of-payments problems; that is, with problems with their foreign reserves levels. when a country has no reserves or only $100 million in reserves, it can apply for a credit from the imf to pay for imports or overdue debts. this is the imf, an organization created to facilitate the flow of international financial resources. an imf credit is dependent on signing a letter of intent or an adjustment program. adjustment means reducing the country's internal consumption so as to spare the country's reserves in order to meet debt obligations. (continued)outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextdrug trafficking bandsstartendroleVictimtextcarlos galanstartendschema |
| inputthe report that the daughter of israel's ambassador to el salvador was seriously wounded by gunfire shots is absolutely unfounded. the ambassador's daughter, with her family, is in israel. she is safe and sound. the erroneous report on her injury was carried by the afp news agency. to repeat, the report has no basis whatsoever. (passage omitted) on the israeli ambassador to el salvador's description of events in san salvador over the past 24 hours", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "next june an entire u.s. army company will carry out joint maneuvers with argentine troops in a province of the littoral region. the maneuvers, designed to teach the argentine officers the latest techniques against drug trafficking, fall within the comprehensive military exchange plan. general maxwell thurman's visit is also part of the aforementioned plan. according to reliable sources, the recent visit from the united states of 10 lieutenant colonels, three colonels, and eight civilian experts in defense strategy, represent an important step in the renewed u.s.-argentine military relationship. the same sources have stated that the gradual and restricted participation of the army in maneuvers designed to practice fighting against drug trafficking has been authorized by the defense ministry and even by the president. the military group that arrived in argentina on 6 may carried out war games at the war school and the campo de mayo military school and, later on, carried out field maneuvers. other forces participated in the three-day maneuvers that were carried out on an island in the river plate delta. according to a witness, the maneuvers consisted of \ including \ situations that forced the u.s. troops to endure bad weather and bad terrain. according to the final evaluation, the maneuvers were regarded as \. according to the program, a complete u.s. company that will train with argentine troops in a province of the littoral region is scheduled to arrive in june. foreign ministry sources confirmed the existence of exchange plans but stated that general thurman had proposed to the chiefs of staff the possibility of carrying out joint maneuvers to fight drug trafficking during a luncheon. the sources stated that the chiefs of staff have made some objections to the proposal and did not reach any agreement. however, sources that participated in the recent maneuvers on the island had a different opinion and ratified that another maneuver would be held in a province of the littoral in june. anyhow, the statement of the foreign ministry spokesman falls within the diplomatic policy that may partly differ with the military and defense policies, as was pointed out by a sector of the media yesterday. moreover, general thurman will remain in san carlos de bariloche until saturday, 19 may, and that same day will fly to the iguazu falls from where he will return to his military base in panama. the only purpose of general thurman's visit was to offer the defense ministry all the technology, know how, and weapons for the struggle against drug trafficking which, in many cases turns into narcoterrorism, in other words, the use of drug trafficking to finance the purchase of weapons and terrorist actions. thurman's visit, which took the united states a whole year to arrange, was previously approved by the u.s. senate. within the same framework, the bolivian police have just received weapons and other equipment amounting to $50 million, which is enough to equip two complete battalions in charge of fighting drug traffickers. therefore, the argentine government's decision to contribute to the struggle against drug trafficking launched by the united states is part of a comprehensive strategy of the southern cone of which argentina -- according to experts -- must participate out of fear of a growing isolation. it is quite likely that the restricted and gradual -- by no means massive -- participation of the army and probably the navy in maneuvers for the struggle against drug trafficking may be the key that will finally allow the armed forces to acquire the war materiel, spare parts and other elements it needs. the analysts have recalled that the u.s. government's determination to fight corruption -- a problem that also worries president carlos menem and vice president eduardo duhalde -- falls within the same framework because, in the experts' opinion, it is the equivalent to drug trafficking. highly reliable sources have recalled that 30 days ago president george bush sent president menem two volumes of a u.s. edition on techniques to fight corruption.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the peace process with m-19 (19 april movement) that was interrupted due to the murder of two members of that subversive organization -- now observing a truce -- was restored following a visit by presidential adviser rafael pardo to the m-19 camp in santo domingo, cauca department. our correspondent maria alejandra gonzalez was there. (begin recording) (gonzalez) the peace process between m-19 and the national government was seriously jeopardized this week due to the murder of two members of that guerrilla organization, which occurred at the border between cauca and valle del cauca departments. carlos pizarro leongomez expressed his concern over the situation. (pizarro) we are living a slow motion peace process. we need a peace process through which colombians can feel that peace has arrived, instead of a process that is simply a permanent and endless account of peace tragedies. (gonzalez) over the past few hours, presidential peace adviser rafael pardo and deputy government minister jose noe rios met with members of the m-19 command. the participants reaffirmed their determination to continue with the peace efforts. a forum for life, democracy, and progress will be held in santo domingo this weekend, with the participation of political leaders and representatives from grassroots organizations. the event will include sports and cultural activities. commissions will work on development plans. at least 2,000 people are expected this weekend at the peace camp.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "today salvadoran president alfredo cristiani rejected a rebel proposal to immediately negotiate a cease-fire with the army under oas and united nations supervision; however, he did express his intention to seek a political solution to the armed conflict in the country. the salvadoran air force attacked the outskirts of san salvador with machinegun fire and rockets just as president cristiani rejected the dialogue proposal made by the guerrillas on 22 november. four \"push and pull\" planes and two helicopter gunships opened fire on alleged farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln) columns in northern san salvador. \"their proposal is not serious, (the rebels) are once again saying that there are two armed forces. in el salvador there is only one armed force,\" cristiani said. he added that a political solution entails that the guerrillas end the violence. the president, accompanied by colonel rene emilio ponce, chief of staff of the armed forces, said in a news conference that the fmln proposal \"is not very serious\" because \"it is not aimed at the government but at the army, which is part of the government,\" he said. according to cristiani, the new fmln proposal is \"propagandist\" and is only meant to gain some time in view of the \"military defeat suffered in the last few days.\" cristiani said that the government is willing to seek a rational solution to the military conflict in this country, but he categorically emphasized that this means that the guerrillas must lay down their weapons and join the democratic process. \"we will not allow the guerrillas to regroup and begin attacking again. if they want to hold a dialogue, they should lay down their weapons and peacefully join the democratic process,\" cristiani said. the president warned that \"the government and the armed forces are willing to fight militarily. it all depends on whether the fmln continues to behave this way, not listening to reason, and not ending this madness,\" the rightist president said. the news conference, held with some 50 journalists, was abruptly interrupted by the heavy bombings carried out by the salvadoran air force against alleged guerrilla columns. following the first bombings, which rocked the military offices where the news conference was being held, cristiani and ponce resumed control of the conference and explained that the attack was the result of an operation in pursuit of the \"guerrillas fleeing in disarray.\" the air force bombing began shortly before the curfew, which began at 1800 (0000 gmt) until 0600 in the morning (1200 gmt), just when thousands of salvadorans were returning home. the heavy explosions caused alarm among the population in northern san salvador and it is unknown whether civilians have been hurt. according to cristiani, the guerrilla offensive \"has been a failure\" not only militarily, but politically as well because they were unable to incite the people to rebellion, as they planned. the proposal signed by the top five fmln commanders and read on the official rebel station, clandestine radio venceremos, has been released in the framework of a rebel military offensive, which began 12 days ago and which has left more than 1,000 people dead, hundreds of people wounded, and tens of thousands of people homeless.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "please pay close attention. radio venceremos will now give a preliminary bulletin on various actions that took place thursday night in san salvador. everyone against arena (nationalist republican alliance) -- we will win! the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln) reports that urban commando units staged simultaneous attacks on the 1st infantry brigade headquarters and the national police headquarters at 1830 on thursday, 25 may, in the zacamil neighborhood. furthermore, armed units distributed propaganda in nearby areas. our units also sabotaged the electrical system. we report that armed forces troops reacted by shooting indiscriminately, surrounding the areas of the attacks, and conducting searches and arrests. the national university has been surrounded. troops have entered the university and opened fire indiscriminately inside university buildings. in face of the terrorism waged by arena and the armed forces, everyone should prepare to fight. everyone against arena -- we will win!", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "urban commando units", "start": 293, "end": 313}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "farabundo marti national liberation front", "start": 231, "end": 272}, {"role": "Target", "text": "electrical system", "start": 574, "end": 591}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "attention: a group of nine u.s. soldiers stationed at the palmerola base who were visiting the city of la ceiba were attacked at 0030 today. the nine u.s. soldiers from palmerola base were on a recreational visit and were wounded when a homemade bomb exploded. seven of the nine soldiers were wounded, three of the soldiers are in grave condition. the authorities reported that they have only arrested two suspects in this attack against u.s. soldiers, which took place at 0030.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "suspects", "start": 408, "end": 416}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "homemade bomb", "start": 238, "end": 251}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "two u.s. citizens have been killed in the last few hours, victims of the salvadoran war that their own country supports and finances, labor and political leaders have told dpa. the u.s. embassy has not officially reported this tragedy, but it was learned from judicial sources that erika sullivan and christopher anderson, a 26-year-old teacher at the american school have been killed. according to the red cross, miss sullivan was driving her vehicle when she was caught in the heavy shooting that took place on 11 november. anderson lived near president alfredo cristiani's mansion, and when he heard the explosions during the attack on the president's home, he went outside to put his car in the garage. unfortunately, at that moment, a grenade hit his car. it was reported that their bodies will be sent to the united states today. the daughter of the egyptian ambassador, nadine elkashes, was almost killed also.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "Target", "text": "president alfredo cristiani's mansionstartendroleTargettextcarstartendroleVictimtexterika sullivanstartendroleVictimtextchristopher andersonstartendroleVictimtextnadine elkashesstartendroleWeapontextgrenadestartendschema |
| inputteotecacinte -- more than 400 counterrevolutionaries have deserted the camps in yamales and are roaming the areas of trojes, cifuentes, jamastran, el paraiso, danli, san marcos, and tegucigalpa, desperately trying to slip into the refugee groups to be repatriated -- had ties with the contras for 7 years and was finally repatriated on wednesday 23 august. an interior ministry source confirmed to barricada that a contra deserter passing himself off as a refugee entered the country with a group of people repatriated by the acnur. the tela agreements have caused havoc not only in the contra ranks, but also in the refugee camps. their desperation to return to nicaragua is such that more than 160 persons tried to enter the country on 24 august through the murupuchi and cerro la piedra border posts, but the honduran army stopped them because they lacked the necessary documents. according to jose tomas osorio, the refugees trust the guarantees offered by the sandinist government. this was ascertained by several journalists at the cerro la piedra border post. several persons quickly got out of a vehicle but the honduran troops' presence frustrated their plan. the red cross' branch in jalapa has installed a reception post in cerro la piedra, behind the trojes cemetery, to avoid tragedies like the one which occurred last week, when a youth fell into a mined field. the nicaraguans will now be able to cross the border, if the honduran army allows them, without facing any danger. red cross president denis guzman, who is also president of the peace commission, spoke on 25 august with the person commanding the honduran border post. he said that the red cross was willing to accept all those who want to return to nicaragua. the honduran officer said: \ several repatriated persons returning on 23 august through las manos confirmed the problems of the refugees at the camps: \ it was stated by ernestina umanzor, who was kidnapped at the cifuentes border region and later was repatriated. referring to the contras, the nicaraguans living in honduran territory said that the former \ it was asserted by domingo orozco. the repatriated people who arrived at teotecacinte were welcomed by local people, who were satisfied with their return and said they would support those who wish to till idle and abandoned lands.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsroleVictimtexternestina umanzorstartendschema |
| inputthe investigative police have admitted that the individuals that fired their guns during a demonstration of high school students at bernardo o'higgins avenue yesterday are members of the police department. the civilian police public relations office released the following communique: regarding the picture that appears in the morning newspapers la epoca and fortin mapocho showing civilians trying to control the disorders provoked by young individuals at bernardo o'higgins avenue near san ignacio and nataniel streets, the investigative police public relations office states the following: 1. the car that appears in the pictures of both newspapers belongs to the investigative police. the car was on patrol carrying out surveillance for possible criminal activity. 2. the behavior of the agents in the police car is not in accordance with the norms of conduct established by the institution for such circumstances. the institution will therefore discipline the agents involved. 3. however, the investigative police warn that according to law 2460, article 5, its duty is to maintain public order and combat all criminal activities. 4. the population must rest assured that the institution will fulfill its duty to maintain order while maintaining the appropriate standard of conduct within the detective department. signed: juan diaz jara, chief prefect of the civilian police public relations office. several shots were heard following the incidents yesterday at the central walkway of bernardo o'higgins avenue during a demonstration staged by students from the applications school. the students were marching to honor the two vergara toledo brothers who were killed 4 years ago during an apparent confrontation at villa francia. around 1400 yesterday, some 100 students from the applications school built a roadblock and marched through the central walkway of o'higgings avenue. when the demonstrators passed the brazilian embassy, a guard came out and pointed a gun at them. the students then picked up stones and forces the guard to withdraw. later, two individuals in a chevrolet opala automobile pointed ak rifles at the students, fired some shots, and quickly drove away. finally a detachment of carabineros arrived at the scene, arrested several students, and broke up the demonstration.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextsome 100 students from the applications schoolstartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtexttwo individuals in a chevrolet opala automobilestartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtextguardstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextpolice departmentstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextbrazilian embassystartendroleWeapontextgunstartendroleWeapontextstonesstartendroleWeapontextak riflesstartendschema |
| inputtoday \ an organization considered to be the armed sector of the \ ordered \ in low-income neighborhoods \ it is waging with the government of president virgilio barco. \ sent a 7-point communique to several media sources in medellin, calling on their men to demand large sums of money from the relatives of the persons they kidnap. they also recommend that the persons who are going to carry out the abductions should select the victims from among politicians and members of the colombian bourgeoisie \ they add that \ another point notes that \ and it concludes by stating that \ on 24 august 1989, \ announced a counteroffensive in response to the official actions of president barco's government. the government initiated the attack on the drug-trafficking mafias after presidential candidate luis carlos galan was killed on 18 august. since then, drug traffickers began a series of attacks with explosives and car bombs mainly against banking organizations, political headquarters, and newspapers. on 2 september, a car bomb destroyed the installations of \"el espectador\" newspaper in bogota and 5 weeks later another car bomb caused similar damage to the \"vanguardia liberal\" newspaper in bucaramanga, in northeastern colombia. several security forces headquarters have also been hit by these attacks and an avianca airlines plane blew up in midair on 27 november killing all 107 passengers and crew. a week later, a bus bomb blew up in the vicinity of the administrative department of security (das), in the center of bogota, and destroyed the 11-floor building, leaving 67 dead and approximately 1,000 wounded.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "drug traffickers", "start": 1514, "end": 1530}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "\"the extraditables\"", "start": 293, "end": 312}, {"role": "Target", "text": "avianca airlines plane", "start": 1982, "end": 2004}, {"role": "Target", "text": "administrative department of security", "start": 2134, "end": 2171}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "explosives", "start": 1562, "end": 1572}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "car bombs", "start": 1577, "end": 1586}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "attention, we have a last minute report. radio venceremos reports to our people on the fighting that is under way in san salvador. we are going to give you military information from the metropolitan war front, as follows: there has been fighting against atlacatl battalion armored vehicles in cuscatancingo. at 0700, there was an extensive ambush in which six armored vehicles were destroyed. the ambush was staged against atlacatl battalion troops in cuscatancingo who were on their way to reinforce enemy positions under attack in various points of the capital. our forces used rocket launchers and small arms fire, as well as explosives, to ambush this convoy, destroying six armored vehicles. in addition, farabundo marti national liberation (fmln) fighters attacked belloso battalion troops in ayutuxtepeque. the belloso battalion called for air support, which it received, but this has resulted in more civilian casualties because the helicopters used have been bombing and strafing the civilian population in the ayutuxtepeque area. the desperate air support has resulted in more civilian victims. meanwhile, fmln forces began attacking enemy positions in los santos, bosques del rio, and unicentro, in soyapango. it was also reported that barricades are constantly being built in the neighborhoods and residential areas of san salvador's northern and southern sectors. these are barricades built by youths, students, workers, women, and children who have taken to the streets to help with food and information and who, with their own hands, are building barricades and answering the call of the vanguard: the fmln. we are receiving a report which indicates that the fighting which had decreased in the university area resumed at 0600 this morning.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputfollowing the u.s. invasion of grenada island, the world discarded any further possibility of a u.s. armed operation against another nation of the american continent, despite the deterioration of its relations with other governments and provocations against the u.s. government. it was believed that the u.s. would confine its participation to supporting and sponsoring movements aimed at ousting governments or, as in the case of nicaragua, of supporting rebel forces to achieve the goals set by the white house. the events that occurred early this morning in panama have surprised the world because, despite general manuel antonio noriega's challenging attitude, no one thought the u.s. would invade panama. noriega was certain the u.s. government would not do so, and supposed that u.s. attitudes against him would consist of sponsoring rebellion, such as the recent 3-october attempt, when the u.s. government encouraged members of the panamanian defense forces to rebel against their commander in chief. noriega never thought the u.s. government would ever conduct a military operation against panama, although there were u.s. troops based on the canal zone. he continued under this impression because never before had these troops changed from their role of surveillance, not even when washington promoted the rebellion of some young officers of the panamanian forces. this excessive security distracted noriega and encouraged him to challenge the u.s. policies. noriega did not believe the u.s. threats and he adopted an omnipotent stance, like his recent decision to appoint himself the supreme leader of panama. noriega believed that the united states would continue to support subversion in his country, and that the u.s. decision to support the opposition currently in exile would produce movements against his regime, or that a commando might attempt to kidnap him. as a result of this belief, he increased the strength of the military forces and equipped many civilians who supported him with weapons to be ready to dismantle movements that tried to destabilize his government. as the clocks struck midnight in panama, the u.s. forces began an operation against the panamanian defense force barracks. the troops already based in panama, and those flown in from bases in california and in other cities near panama, started a massive attack to oust gen noriega. the invasion, which seemed possible to some and to others (words indistinct), were mainly conducted to punish someone who has been declared one of the most important latin american drug traffickers by the u.s. courts. early this morning, sources close to the white house announced that the operation was aimed at capturing noriega and taking him to the united states to be tried for the crimes attributed to him by the u.s. courts, at ensuring compliance with the treaties on the panama canal, and at restoring democracy in the country following the farcical may-l989 elections. these are the reasons for the u.s. armed intervention in panama, which is filling the world with trepidation due to the danger hovering over the continent and the fact that president bush's decision has gone beyond the logic of the u.s. policy toward latin america. international observers did, however, guess that something was about to occur when president bush said recently that while the u.s. government could reach agreement with nicaragua, with noriega it was impossible to reach any agreement, and that the united states had to do something about this veiled danger that threatened the american continent. today, panama has become a battlefield. the capital and other cities are battlefields on which the government forces are fighting the u.s. units in ground, air, and maritime operations that seek to oust manuel antonio noriega. the u.s. action is focussing the world's attention on washington's decision. many nations will protest and reject the u.s. invasion which was disguised by a series of peace-seeking actions. four days before christmas eve, the ghost of war is haunting our continent. we must ponder on the need to keep honduras on the democratic path, and to avoid the anarchy that destroys nations and decimates peoples. the events that have kept the world in vigil since midnight will continue for hours, days, or maybe weeks because, so far, the news is very confusing and civilian victims are dying on the streets of the panamanian towns.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputcommander, do the rn leaders agree that the fmln should eventually join the socialist international (si) as has been proposed concerning the sandinist national liberation front (fsln) in nicaragua? (sancho) we think so, because si has represented, for the past 30-40 years, a european international political bloc that has supported the struggle....(corrects himself) that has shown interest in the third world. in other words, we believe that every international political bloc that truly wants to establish relations and help -- while still defending european interests -- is viable and positive. the fmln must necessarily join the si. (reporter) in the 1970's (words indistinct) struggle in our country and the war resulted from a decision adopted by the people's revolutionary army (erp). virtually no one talks about this within the fmln now, yet the right-wing sectors always remember the resulting situations within the left-wing sectors. what does the rn think abut the erp in 1990? (sancho) we have stated and we have put it in writing -- it is good to have it in writing -- that the left became divided and the erp became divided because we were not firm enough, politically and ideologically speaking. we believe that the erp leadership acted childishly (words indistinct), but we can now say that we have achieved maturity in every sector. the options we have chosen within the fmln have allowed us to clearly see the outcome of the decisions we adopted in the past. this has obviously been (word indistinct) and misconstrued by the enemy in its propaganda and psychological war, because it loves to say that revolutionaries always end up killing each other. (words indistinct) the ideological struggle (words indistinct) indicates that we (words indistinct) and unity has prevailed within the fmln. we consider the division a process that is part of el salvador's history and we should not cry over spilt milk. no one should deplore.... (changes thought) we cannot speculate on what might have happened. it was the result of our immaturity. (reporter) commander, everyone knows the names of the fmln leaders -- particularly the five members of the general command -- but this is something new. you were previously known as ferman cienfuegos and not everyone knew that you were eduardo sancho colombari. there is always a clandestine element involved. why is there always a tendency to remain anonymous? (sancho) i think that after 10 or 20 years in hiding we (words indistinct) political conduct that does not correspond to modern times and our political needs. therefore, the general command needs (words indistinct) specific conditions, meaning the need for the general command members to go public. we believe that the general command members should go public and state their views so that they people can learn more about them, their human side, and their personalities. it is important for the people and the world to know about the leaders' personalities as they are. this has been -- let us call it a defect or limitation. secrecy is a deviation and a person can maintain.... (corrects himself) combine secrecy with our political role. we now we have to overcome that deviation, meaning secrecy and anonymity. (reporter) yes. (sancho) i believe we are trying to overcome this.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputwe now have colonel sigifredo ochoa perez on the telephone. the armed forces, particularly the commanders of the various army branches and garrisons who were convened by the defense minister, made a statement against this officer, who is a deputy and the current cel (lempa river hydroelectric executive commission) president, after he demanded justice in the case of the assassinated jesuit priests. we will now listen to col ochoa, who will make known his stand since the armed forces' statement was released. (begin recording) (reporter) good morning, colonel. (ochoa) good morning. thanks, raul. these gentlemen seem to be speaking in the name of the entire armed forces. i know well what was discussed in the meeting. someone even said that the bright idea of discharging me was considered. they failed to take into account, however, that i am a deputy and that, as a deputy and a citizen, i am entitled to express what i feel, just as i have done. i, who owe everything to the armed forces, who fought beside the soldiers as monterrosa, carlitos, and very few others did, never got rich when in the armed forces, as some of the commanders did, although not all of them, of course. this undoubtedly has irritated them. i have simply expressed my viewpoint as a soldier concerned about the armed forces' situation. i never mentioned any names. i simply demanded justice because, even according to military theory, i cannot conceive that such an important decision could have been made by a single person. i still think this is a plot by some members of the institution, not by the armed forces as such. i only have respect and love for the armed forces. i am concerned over the delicate situation to which the institution could be led because of the actions of some nefarious members. i have deep respect for the officers in the field, who fight every day. of course, i must criticize those who have profited from the institution and who today have raised the roof, as if i were the one to blame and as if i were undermining the institutionality of the state. quite the opposite is true. my criticism is positive and intends to encourage a deeper investigation and exhaust all resources in this direction. i would like them to stop making ridiculous demands and to stop seeking a confrontation. it is known that what i am demanding is what is being felt and said. i am not accusing anyone in particular. i am only demanding justice. commanders' meetings should not be held to make such a statement. they should have instead shown their concern over the armed forces' situation. i would have been very interested in seeing them take the stand to continue the investigation to the last consequences. as the military man i am, i only assessed the situation. i never mentioned any names, but insisted that a deeper inquiry should be made to carry out justice, because otherwise it is the institution that will suffer. (reporter) col ochoa, after the \ program on cbs in the united states, it seems that in this capital and in the country your remarks and your interpretation of the jesuits' case were distorted. today there has been an attempt to accuse you. it has been said that the cut in u.s. aid to the salvadoran armed forces is the result of your remarks, rather than of the slowness in the investigation of the jeusit priests' case. do you think there has been ill intent in this, or that there has been an attempt to take advantage of you to try to justify an action? (ochoa) i think so. there has been an attempt to blame me, as if i could influence the decision-making of the u.s. congress. a reduction in military aid to el salvador has been under consideration for months because the expected results have not been obtained. i think it is ridiculous and childish to say that the aid will be cut as the result of my remarks. the truth is that all crimes with which some armed forces' members have jeopardized the institution should be punished. my understanding is that solidarity should exist in the context of operations and the fulfillment of the armed forces' constitutional mission. however, those who harm the institution should not be protected. i think some are trying to take advantage of the situation, as if to say: col ochoa has endangered the armed forces. what has endangered the institution is the murder of the jesuits and the san sebastian people. i canot agree with the perpetration of outrages. one thing is to fight fairly with the enemy. there are dead in every war. i said this very clearly when i was 4th infantry brigade commander in cabanas. i agreed with the penetration into the population to help them. i feel satisfied over my passage through the armed forces as a commander, because i identified myself both with my men and the civilian population. at no time did i take advantage of the institution to acquire illegal riches. to point these things out is not to attack the armed forces. quite the contrary, it is because i love it that i have criticized the negative members. the armed forces can thus be spared greater damage by the poor actions of some of its members. 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| {"input": "today the salvadoran defense ministry flatly denied charges raised yesterday by an alleged \"junior officers' command\all types of slander and charges against its members,\lacks all logic and credibility.\in these moments, the armed forces are united more than ever before in the defense of the fatherland,\grey propaganda.\junior officers' command\" states that \"colonel hector heriberto hernandez, chief of the treasury police, is responsible for the (jesuits') murders.\troops from that security corps led by captain alonso chavez garcia\ but it did not provide any details to back up the accusations. the six jesuits and two more persons were killed on 16 november, shot during the night by a group of armed individuals wearing military uniforms, according to witnesses of the crime. the salvadoran government has initiated an investigation, inviting foreign experts to participate. the official defense ministry note warned that \ the ministry's communique urges the citizens \"not to allow themselves to be deceived by the amount of rumors and psychological pressures that the marxist books of theory clearly define as a form of struggle to achieve power.\" the communique also discloses that former captain mauricio mena sandoval, who joined the guerrillas in the early eighties, has made telephone calls or sent \"personal notes\" to chiefs or officers. \"these criminal terrorists resort to this type of psychological tactics when they feel they are lost or desperate,\" the communique adds, referring to the failure of the offensive that the guerrillas launched on 11 november.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "certain officers of the armed forces", "start": 130, "end": 166}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "colonel hector heriberto hernandez, chief of the treasury police", "start": 764, "end": 828}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "group of armed individuals wearing military uniforms", "start": 1177, "end": 1229}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "captain alonso chavez garcia", "start": 960, "end": 988}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "treasury police", "start": 813, "end": 828}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln) issued a communique a few hours ago denying that it directed an attack against supreme court of justice president mauricio gutierrez castro. the rebel communique reads: on the afternoon of 2 july, fmln guerrillas carried out propaganda activity and occupied 8 km of the road to la libertad port, between the 14- and 21-km markers, where they erected a barricade. the guerrillas added that they stopped approximately 200 vehicles to meet and exchange views with the drivers. at the 14-km marker, a vehicle in which (roberto matis regalado's) bodyguards were riding arrived, but the driver did not obey the order to stop, which provoked a clash with our units. two men were wounded and one woman was killed as a result of that incident. our forces reported that they seized one m-16 rifle and one .45 - caliber pistol. the fmln document adds that minutes later, at the 21-km marker, the supreme court of justice president's bodyguards tried to surprise our fighters and another clash occurred. during the clash, one bodyguard was killed and the arena (nationalist republican alliance) official was wounded. paragraph three of the communique adds that the armed propaganda activities along the la libertad port - san salvador route are aimed at distributing propaganda and at destabilizing this vital route used by government officials and military men to travel to their private clubs located along the coast. the fmln, the document adds, reiterates its determination to stop those who are involved in the genocidal war -- those who every day shell the rural areas and persecute and murder peasants, workers, and students -- from taking it easy and relaxing at their clubs and in their exclusive neighborhoods. the attack on the national police station at the manuel jose arce military neighborhood follows this same line of destabilization. therefore, we call on our people to pay attention to the recommendations and orders issued by our fighters and to thereby prevent regrettable losses. we warn bodyguards and security guards that we will fight those who are armed and who offer resistance. in conclusion, the fmln communique released a few hours ago adds: we reiterate that we will continue to abide by our revolutionary principles and stick to the truth. we did not participate in incidents such as the attack against (presidency minister) antonio rodriguez porth and edgar chacon (ideologue of the orlando de sola group). these incidents resulted from a war within arena ranks, and we warn that acts of repression unleashed by the government against the popular and democratic movements will not go unpunished and will receive a strong response from our forces. this was the recent fmln communique on the incidents that occurred on 2 july on the road to la libertad port, where the president of the supreme court of justice was wounded.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "fmln guerrillas", "start": 253, "end": 268}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "fmln guerrillas", "start": 253, "end": 268}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "farabundo marti national liberation front", "start": 4, "end": 45}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "nationalist republican alliance", "start": 1115, "end": 1146}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "mauricio gutierrez castro", "start": 167, "end": 192}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "antonio rodriguez porth", "start": 2423, "end": 2446}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "edgar chacon", "start": 2451, "end": 2463}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "ecuador today conceded the possibility that there may be colombian drug traffickers in ecuadoran territory, although it emphasized that border controls have been reinforced \"to prevent the spread of violence and terror.\" asked about the possible presence of members of the medellin cartel, interior minister andres vallejo said: \"it is possible. however, there are quite reliable reports that they (the drug traffickers) have more likely fled to other countries.\" the minister revealed that a financing company, which he did not identify, was closed by the government because it was found to be laundering dollars obtained from the trafficking. \"there will be no mercy in such cases,\" he said. over the past few days, press reports mentioned ecuador as one of the countries in which the top leaders of the medellin cartel had reportedly taken refuge to escape the actions launched by the colombian government following a series of assassinations committed by the drug mafias. early this week, ecuador reinforced its extensive border with colombia to keep the drug traffickers out. assessing the status of drugs in ecuador, the minister admitted that \"several large estates have been purchased by people who appear to be linked to the drug traffic.\" however, he expressed the opinion that these purchases were linked to money laundering rather than the production of drugs. vallejo also said that ecuador has \"severely\" restricted imports of chemical substances used in the preliminary phases of the refining of narcotics. former free access to those substances had been converting the country into an alternative base for the production and shipment of drugs to the united states and western europe.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "pasto -- commerce at the ecuadoran border is virtually paralyzed after the border was closed in the wake of serious incidents between striking transporters and ecuadoran police. one person was killed in tulcan, carchi province. meanwhile, the situation remains tense in the rest of ecuador because of the prolonged strike of drivers who are protesting against drastic economic measures adopted by the government of president rodrigo borja. as a result, commerce between tulcan and ipiales, the two most active cities at the border, is virtually paralyzed.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "members of the 8th front of the self-styled revolutionary armed forces of colombia (farc) have carried out terrorist attacks in southern cauca department to protest patriotic union (up) presidential candidate bernardo jaramillo ossa's murder. the farc members blew up a power substation and a power pylon in sajandi, la fonda corregimiento. the guerrillas also burned three vehicles on the pan-american highway-- a balboa hospital ambulance, a fuel truck carrying 3,000 gallons of gasoline, and a station wagon. a large section of el patia valley was left without electricity. through several telephone calls to the popayan media, the 8th farc front declared the pan-american highway a military target during the next 48 hours in order to demand that the government investigate and arrest those who are truly responsible for jaramillo's murder. transportation services between (word indistinct) and pasto in southern colombia have been suspended as a result of the terrorist attacks, which began at 0300 today. police and 3d infantry brigade members were deployed to the areas where the 8th front of the self-styled revolutionary armed forces of colombia blocked traffic. the 8th farc front members said their military actions are aimed at demanding the clarification of up presidential candidate bernardo jaramillo's murder. the popayan police department confirmed that the attacks took place on the pan-american highway and at la fonda corregimiento, patia municipality. governor fernando iraconi said that the regional security council will meet in popayan in a few minutes to assess the most recent terrorist attacks and to adopt the necessary measures.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextmembers of the 8th frontstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextrevolutionary armed forces of colombiastartendroleTargettextpower substationstartendroleTargettextpower pylonstartendroleTargettextbalboa hospital ambulancestartendroleTargettextfuel truck carrying 3,000 gallons of gasolinestartendroleTargettextstation wagonstartendroleVictimtextbernardo jaramillo ossastartendschema |
| inputpanama's archbishop marcos mcgrath, panama's episcopal conference president jose luis lacunza, and panamanian abdiel adames, president of the central american higher university council (csuca), have condemned the assassination of six jesuits in el salvador at dawn today. mcgrath, who described the multiple assassination as \ pointed out that \ this \ a communique signed by archbishop mcgrath states. according to sources from el salvador's jesuit curia, the spanish jesuit ignacio ellacuria, rector of el salvador's central american university (uca), five other priests, and two salvadoran women were murdered at dawn today by men wearing military uniforms. in the opinion of spanish bishop jose luis lacunza, secretary of panama's episcopal conference and rector of santa maria la antigua university, \"these assassinations were perpetrated with malice and in cold blood.\" \"they are certainly to be condemned, regardless of who carried them out,\" he added. csuca president panamanian abdiel adames described as \"abominable\" and \"reprehensible\" the assassination of six priests and two women. adames, who is also rector of panama's national university, rejected the escalation of violence \ csuca will ask the salvadoran government to declare uca a \ or \ to treat those wounded in the clashes between the army and guerrillas that have taken place since 11 november in san salvador and other towns, adames pointed out. csuca coordinator and salvadoran guillermo galvan said today in san jose (costa rica) that he asked president oscar arias to \massacres\selective murders.\, : {: {: [{: {: , : 0, : 0}, : [{: , : , : 1021, : 1050}, {: , : , : 867, : 884}]}]}}, : []} |
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| {: the mexican,\ceasing offensive actions against the military forces.\the mission each one of us has as colombian citizens is trying to restore peace in colombia.\the truth is that there is no such letter,\capo\acknowledged perpetrator of all crimes against patriotic union leaders (up).\the court's verdict was favorable to me.\" pardo leal was the founder and first president of up. up was formed in 1984, during a truce signed between farc and the then social conservative president belisario betancur. according to government officials, pardo leal was murdered by two paid assassins who received orders from \"el mexicano\" on 11 october 1987. rodriguez gacha argued: \"nobody has been chased with such fierceness in colombia before as i have.\" he added: \"it seems that all the articles of the penal code have been thrown at me and my detractors are not binded by any of these norms.\" after he insisted that offensives against the colombian armed forces should stop, rodriguez gacha noted that those who disturb public order \"should definitely stop using weapons.\" \"these are the first steps that are needed to get colombians to sit at a negotiating table without excluding anyone,\" he concluded. virgilio barco's government has rejected all possibility of dialogue with the drug mafias.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextgonzalo rodriguez gachastartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtexttwo paid assassins who received orders from \startendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextmedellin cartelstartendroleVictimtextjaime pardo lealstartendschema |
| inputthe army of national liberation (eln) has announced in a communique sent to antonio roldan betancur, governor of the northwestern antioquia department, that it rejects the peace plan proposed by the government and that it will continue armed attacks, it was learned a few hours ago. according to initial reports, the armed movement--the most radical of the guerrilla groups in the country--sent the message through luis mesa puerta, a police inspector of el tigre, who was kidnaped last friday for this purpose. roldan betancur did not disclose any more details and merely confirmed that the castroite eln, which has staged several dynamite attacks against oil installations, did not accept the proposal made by president virgilio barco vargas' government. meanwhile, the m-19 sent a letter a few hours ago to misael pastrana borrero, a former president and member of the opposition social conservative party (psc), requesting that his party actively participate in a new peace initiative that formally began the 2d week of january. at that time, on behalf of the government, rafael pardo rueda--the presidential adviser for peace--and the top m-19 commander, carlos pizarro leon gomez, signed a preliminary agreement that contemplates the beginning of a direct dialogue between the guerrilla groups and spokesmen of the political parties represented in parliament. however, the farc, which declared a unilateral truce to faciliate the beginning of the conversations, said that these agreements were \"exclusive,\" as they were signed by only one of the country's rebel movements. the document signed by the government and the m-19 specifies that the tasks with all the rebel organizations are conducted through the simon bolivar national guerrilla coordinating board (cngsb). however, with the eln announcement, a joint agreement has been ruled out. meanwhile, prior to leaving today for caracas where he will attend the inauguration of carlos andres perez, the president held a meeting with the chiefs of the two traditional parties, former presidents julio cesar turbay of the ruling liberal party, and pastrana borrero, of the psc. the meeting held at the narino palace (seat of the government) was called so that barco vargas could report to the psc on the development of the most recent events concerning the new peace process that began with the m-19. according to some political circles, in this manner the path toward peace might be cleared, inasmuch as one of the \ the psc had was that the barco vargas government did not consult with the parties on the negotiations.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextarmy of national liberationstartendroleTargettextoil installationsstartendroleWeapontextseveral dynamite attacksstartendschema |
| inputas far as we have been able to investigate, u.s. southern command troops in panama are guarding the veracruz area to prevent criminals from leaving. by doing this they would be able to arrest at any time the followers of general noriega, currently under arrest in florida on drug trafficking charges. a citizen by the name of cueto, who is frightened by the crime in veracruz, said that \ finally, el siglo has learned that the criminals and drug dealers who have invaded veracruz have small canoes and small motor boats with which they travel to the capital posing as fishermen. in these small boats, they transport the drugs that they will sell during the week in panama city; this drugs are stored in different houses in veracruz. it is important to note that most of these criminals belong to the codepadi (committee for the defense of the fatherland and dignity) and the dignity battalions, and as far as we could determine, they are still receiving support from people who thrived during the previous government and who are continuing to struggle for noriega's return.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "in the salvadoran government there are also criminals like vice president merino, a man who has personally participated in crimes against the salvadoran people, against the salvadoran (word indistinct). there is also d'aubuisson, who is another assassin who has participated in crimes against the salvadoran people. nicaragua is going to demand punishment for the assassins of priests and of salvadoran people from the international community. it will demand that the international community break relations with el salvador and that it take measures against that criminal government until it stops the bombings and the crimes and it punishes the criminals. what we are interested in is peace and democracy, but not the peace of graveyards. there is peace in cemeteries (words indistinct). that is the peace they want for el salvador, the peace of graveyards. they want to turn el salvador into a cemetery. in other words, (words indistinct). however, the salvadoran people are courageous. they are heroic people who know how to fight. they have been showing this. they have great (words indistinct). we are going to continue struggling in the international sphere to achieve peace. it is not we nicaraguans, it is not i breaking the esquipulas agreements. i will continue to defend them so that the salvadoran government will abide by them, because human rights must be respected. on 7 august 1987, the salvadoran government signed an agreement saying that it was going to respect human rights, and it is not abiding by that agreement. it has to comply with that agreement even if it withdraws from the peace talks, even if it does not want to participate in the meetings of central american presidents. we are also going to continue struggling in the international sphere, in the united nations, so that an agreement will be reached to comply with the removal of the contras from honduras. if the contras do not want to leave honduras, well, what has been shown on this border, in these heroic towns of (name indistinct), villanueva, somotillo, (name indistinct), san pedro, san benito, san francisco, and santo tomas? all those names are known in the world for the heroic battles which have been waged there to reject the counterrevolutionaries who have received all types of support from the yankees. the yankees have given the contras all types of armaments, including more than 300 surface-to-air missiles. we are going to achieve peace because the nicaraguan people want peace. the towns in northern nicaragua want peace. they want peace. do you want peace? (crowd shouts: \) or do you want war? (crowd shouts: \) do you want peace? (crowd shouts: \) (question and answer repeated two more times) we are going to achieve peace. we are going to achieve total peace by always vigorously fighting the counterrevolutionaries and defeating the yankees in the elections on 25 february 1990. (applause) we are going to throw shovelfuls of dirt at the contras and the yankees on 25 february 1990, because the yankees have created what is called the uno. it is a mixture of people who are (words indistinct). it is a salad but with rotten fruit. (applause, laughter) it is a salad with rotten fruit. who can eat a salad with rotten fruit? can you be deceived (words indistinct)? the nicaraguan people are going to show on 25 february their desire for peace and democracy and their support for the plans of the revolution. these are going to be elections between nicaragua and the yankees. the candidates are going to be bush on the one side and daniel on the other. those are the candidates. who are the people going to vote for? (indistinct shouts) are you going to vote for bush? (crowd shouts: \) those other ones, the ones going around there, they do not represent anything. bush is paying those people to be pretending (words indistinct). the real enemy here is the yankees who have organized and financed the uno. the yankees cannot solve the nicaraguan problems, because they cannot even solve honduras' problem. they cannot solve its economic problem, even though the honduran government has lent itself for the yankee maneuvering. i am not talking about the honduran people. you know that the honduran people are combative and brave. what is the army used for in honduras? what is it used for? to massacre the people (passage indistinct). the contras are in honduran territory. who is responsible for getting those contras out? it is up to the hondurans, it is up to the honduran army. (continued)", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the rome foreign ministry on friday confirmed that two italian engineers and a spanish technician were kidnapped thursday in colombia from a construction site some thirty kilometers from the city of medellin. the two italians, roberto roascio of milan and mario accurso of rome, together with spaniard francisco puja, were taken hostage from the work site where the milanese firm \"torno\" is collaborating in the construction of a hydro-electric plant being financed by the world bank. the foreign ministry added that it was in constant contact with rome's ambassador to bogota', filippo anfuso, and that the embassy's staff was working with local authorities to ascertain the dynamics of the kidnapping and who may have been responsible. the families of the italian engineers, it was learned here, have been notified of the incident.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsroleVictimtextroberto roasciostartendroleVictimtextmario accursostartendroleVictimtextfrancisco pujastartendschema |
| inputthe frelimo party appreciates and supports efforts mounted by the nicaraguan government and other states of central america to restore peace, and calls on all the interested forces to create conditions to apply the peace plan as agreed upon. we value our relations of friendship and cooperation with the sandinist national liberation front. in the republic of cuba, the people's power has consolidated and the revolution can now fundamentally concentrate its efforts on the technical and scientific development of the country and the improvement of the quality of life of the people. the (frelimo) party salutes the relations of friendship and cooperation between our parties, states, and peoples, and expresses the hope that these relations will continue to develop further. the (frelimo) party hopes that the winds of peace now blowing will contribute to eliminating the hotbeds of tension throughout all of central america and latin america in general so that the people of that zone may benefit from peace and tranquility to undertake the necessary fight against misery and backwardness. in europe, during the period under examination, the relations of friendship and solidarity with our people were deepened, while the cooperation of the mozambican state with the european countries was broadened. in general terms, we have been closely following the process to establish the europe of 12 and the transformations begun in various socialist countries. the (frelimo) party views positively the continuation of the process of consolidation of the europe of 12 and hopes that this process will positively contribute to balanced relations between north and south. the (frelimo) party salutes the courage demonstrated by the cpsu leadership, particularly comrade mikhail gorbachev, by facing the great challenge of critical reflection and for the rectifications now in progress in the ussr. the transformations taking place in various socialist countries open an encouraging and profitable theoretical debate on the construction of socialism that we would like to see continue in a climate of unity and solidarity. the (frelimo) party is following this period of reflection on the process of the building of socialism in european countries and it is overjoyed by the fact that this process continues to safeguard cooperation with our country. we are aware that these changes taking place in socialist countries, particularly the changes that are observed in the ussr within the framework of perestroyka and glasnost, have an important impact at the level of the (marxist-leninist) parties and the progressive forces, as well as in the development of international relations in general. this impact has been very positive and has decisively contributed to create a new atmosphere in relations among the superpowers and in the process of detente that currently characterizes the international relations. (continued)", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "and what do the central american presidents mean with that very categorical passage? they want to say that it is the fmln that must stop its hostilities, and do so at once, immediately, and effectively in order to hold a dialogue. what this means is that the presidents, as any rational people, feel it is more advantageous to conduct a process of dialogue without bombs and bullets. what else does the agreement say? it says the end of hostilities will permit a dialogue so that the fmln will later abandon the armed struggle, disband as an armed group, surrender its weapons, and join democratic and institutional life. by this, they -- even nicaraguan president daniel ortega who signed the agreement -- mean there is institutional life in el salvador and democracy, which they are asking the fmln to join. this is the spirit of the proposal the government took to san jose, costa rica. because the proposal we adopted is so long, it would be impossible for me to read it to you, so that you can be informed. however, you will be able to see for yourselves tomorrow what i am saying to you tonight, because the proposal will be published in all of our country's newspapers. there, you will see that the government is faithfully complying with what the five central american presidents signed in the tela accord, and that we are following up on the terms of the first dialogue in mexico. what does the fmln do in san jose? first, drawing away from the agreement made in mexico, it does not want to talk about ceasing hostilities. it introduces several proposals, which the fmln claims are an expansion on the mexico proposal, and presents several documents to the salvadoran delegation. by the way, the fmln also violates the mexico pact by not respecting the discretion of the dialogue process. once again it presents these documents to the news media before presenting them to the salvadoran government delegation. as you will see, the delegation received quite a few documents from the fmln there. (continued)outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputthe bodies of the spanish jesuits murdered last friday (17 november) by uniformed individuals were buried in san salvador today. the spanish government has asked the salvadoran government for explanations concerning these deaths. today in paris the spanish prime minister said that future confidence in the government led by alfredo cristiani depends on the response to this request for an immediate investigation: (begin recording) (gonzalez) the greatest possible effort should be made immediately to investigate what happened regarding murders which some people are apparently interpreting in terms of whether or not they are spanish, or spanish citizens who took on salvadoran citizenship, but regardless of whether or not some of the citizens who suffered this appalling attack, this murder, were spanish. our concern obviously is not expressed merely in terms of this or that nationality because this murder is a hideous crime and thus the matter must be cleared up as soon as possible, and furthermore much of the effort of confidence in the future of (words indistinct) with regard to that country depends upon it. (end recording) a spanish diplomatic delegation headed by undersecretary for foreign affairs inocencio arias attended the burial of the jesuits. he put himself at the disposal of the spanish residents in el salvador who want to leave the country and return to spain.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextuniformed individualsstartendschema |
| inputdespite ample evidence, no salvadoran government had blamed the armed forces of killing defenseless civilians since the civil war worsened in 1979. the announcement made by president alfredo cristiani of the arrest of 45 soldiers and 2 officers for killing 6 clergymen, a maid, and her daughter, on 16 november is in itself a small and partial milestone. cristiani, whose nationalist republican alliance party was founded at the beginning of the eighties by individuals linked to paramilitary bands, the army, and security corps, asserted that the names of those responsible for the crimes will be released in the next 48 hours. jesuist francisco estrada, who replaced father jose ignacio ellacuria -- one of those massacred -- at the rectorship of the central american university in san salvador, warned that it is not enough to know which sargent pulled the trigger but who gave him orders to do so needs to be revealed. cristiani will not go that far. cosmetic sacrifices are made in order to neutralize the threat of u.s. congress interrupting the $1.5 million it sends a day for the war against the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln) and the repression of the people. the dismissal of general juan rafael bustillo as chief of the air forces and the possible punishment of some of the counterinsurgent atlacatl battalion fulfill these requirements. however, cristiani will attend the next informal summit of central american presidents in tegucigalpa, honduras on 28 january under adverse conditions. the mobilization of the latin american public opinion against the u.s. intervention in panama and its aim of extending the intervention to other nations of the area have weakened washington's diplomatic space. this could have an effect on its political ally of el salvador which, in the previous summit held in december, presented nicaragua and the fmln as responsible for the worsening of the crisis in central america. the facts are conclusive. what will now be the excuse of salvadoran president alfredo cristiani and his protector george bush?", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "45 soldiers", "start": 219, "end": 230}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "2 officers", "start": 235, "end": 245}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "armed forces", "start": 64, "end": 76}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "jose ignacio ellacuria", "start": 683, "end": 705}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the group that stormed the 3d infantry regiment in la tablada intended to overthrow the constitutional authorities and to implement \"a plan of government\" with army funds. the group also sought to dissolve the armed forces. according to documents that were seized from the terrorists by intelligence services, the attackers planned to issue a proclamation. the proclamation states that the so-called \"people's government,\energy sources are the inalienable property of the nation.\, : {: {}}, : []} |
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| {: aureliano.\aureliano,\participated only as a go-between\i was aware that pena wanted to get rid of somebody, but i never learned who they were going to kill until 'aureliano' was eliminated.\on saturday, 7 january, when 'aureliano' was killed, i was at a cock fight in el progreso\i also was in touch with the honduran secret police, one of whose lieutenants, working for interpol, called me up a few days ago. he told me later, however, that other officers wanted to see me. that is how i was detained.\i opened fire with a .38 caliber revolver. aureliano got out of the car and was hit by matute's shots. cano finished him off.\" bautista said his two companions were armed with .45 caliber pistols. after the crime, they went their separate ways to wait to receive the promised money in a tegucigalpa park on 15 february. police sources and colonel manuel enrique suarez, head of the honduran armed forces' public relations department, who presented the criminals to the reporters, declined to comment on the involvement of a nicaraguan embassy official in the crime. suarez said: \ there was nobody available at the nicaraguan embassy in tegucigalpa to comment on the alledged involvement of one of the embassy officials in the assassination. the embassy would neither confirm nor deny that someone named jose de jesus pena worked there.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputin huancayo, it has been confirmed that victor polay campos, alias comrade rolando, one of the top leaders of the terrorist organization mrta, has been captured. he and his armed group had gained notoriety in the peruvian jungle area. it may be recalled that comrade rolando and 100 armed subversives raided san martin department in 1987. through his capture, the national police have dealt a hard blow to this terrorist organization.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputpolice have reported that terrorists tonight bombed the embassies of the prc and the soviet union. the bombs caused damage but no injuries. a car-bomb exploded in front of the prc embassy, which is in the lima residential district of san isidro. meanwhile, two bombs were thrown at a ussr embassy vehicle that was parked in front of the embassy located in orrantia district, near san isidro. police said the attacks were carried out almost simultaneously and that the bombs broke windows and destroyed the two vehicles. no one has claimed responsibility for the attacks so far. police sources, however, have said the attacks could have been carried out by the maoist \ group or the guevarist \ (mrta) group. the sources also said that the shining path has attacked soviet interests in peru in the past. in july 1989 the shining path bombed a bus carrying nearly 50 soviet marines into the port of el callao. fifteen soviet marines were wounded. some 3 years ago two marines died following a shining path bombing of a market used by soviet marines. in another incident 3 years ago, a shining path militant was killed by soviet embassy guards inside the embassy compound. the terrorist was carrying dynamite. the attacks today come after shining path attacks during which least 10 buses were burned throughout lima on 24 oct.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextterroristsstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextshining pathstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtexttupac amaru revolutionary movementstartendroleTargettextembassies of the prcstartendroleTargettextembassies of the prc and the soviet unionstartendroleTargettextussr embassy vehicle that was parked in front of the embassystartendroleTargettextbusesstartendroleWeapontexttwo bombsstartendroleWeapontextcar-bombstartendschema |
| inputthe peruvian electoral campaign today entered its final stretch, with only one week to go in an electoral campaign that has been the most disputed and dangerous one in the history of that andean country, primarily because of terrorist threats. the spreading wave of terrorism, aimed at stopping the elections from taking place, forced president alan garcia's administration to take drastic security measures to protect the nearly 3,500 candidates (passage indistinct) are deployed, especially in areas under state of emergency and where the activities of shining path's terrorist gangs are more widespread, such as lima and the departments of ayacucho, huancavelica, apurimac, and junin. the government has appointed four members of the security forces to protect each candidate and has taken out life insurance on almost 250,000 people who have been selected by lottery to work at over 52,000 polling stations. in lima alone, hundreds of members of polling station teams have asked to be relieved of this duty, petitions which for the most part have been refused by the the electoral court. in lima, the main obstacle to normal elections on sunday could be the strike of private bus owners who are afraid of terrorist reprisals. the \ (individual owners of urban buses) have asked that four policemen be assigned to each bus, a request that departmental prefect (governor) jacobo mishkin has deemed \ \ president alan garcia has said, reaffirming his \ that the peruvian people will vote en masse -- despite the terrorist threats -- to \ recovered in 1980 after 12 years of military governments. president alan garcia, national election board president carlos castaneda, and the candidates have been urging the nearly 10 million voters to comply with their constitutional duty by casting their votes. the government claims that a large turnout will amount to \ and that it will \ in peru, which has almost 22 million inhabitants. out of the nine presidential candidates, four have the best chances, although only the candidate of the center right, mario vargas llosa, is the clear-cut favorite. he will get an estimated 45 percent of the votes, according to the latest surveys. according to peruvian law, if vargas llosa does not get absolute majority he will have to participate in a runoff election with the second-place candidate. since it is quite certain that vargas llosa, the presidential candidate of the democratic front (fredemo), will win the first round, the question now is who will be his rival for the presidency in the second round. according to the surveys, the candidates with the best chance are luis alva castro of the ruling american popular revolutionary alliance (apra), with 19 percent of the votes; alfonso barrantes lingan of the socialist left (is), with 12 percent; and henry pease of the communist left wing coalition united left (iu), with 8 percent. during the last five days of their campaigns the candidates will step up their trips to various points of the country trying to gain the votes of a large undecided sector of the population. according to the surveys, this sector represents between 18 and 20 percent of the votes. meanwhile the terrorists continue on their path of death and destruction. in the last 24 hours the shining path murdered two state officials of the (words indistinct) on a road linking chavin and huari, two towns in ancash department. in huaraz, the capital of ancash department, the terrorists set fire to the offices of the local development corporation but injured no one. one person died when an ore train was derailed near oroya, a key mining town in the peruvian central jungle area, where an electoral registration office was located. seven private bank branches were also attacked and seriously damaged in lima. in barranca, a small village 180 km from lima, terrorists bombed a radio station and a drugstore, both of them belonging to santiago jao, a fredemo candidate for deputy.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextterroristsstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextshining pathstartendroleTargettextoffices of the local development corporationstartendroleTargettextore trainstartendroleTargettextprivate bank branchesstartendroleTargettextradio stationstartendroleTargettextdrugstorestartendschema |
| inputwe have a report from spain. aid to el salvador has been suspended. attention: the spanish government has suspended its aid to the salvadoran government. spanish foreign minister luis yanez (as heard) reported today that spain has suspended aid to the salvadoran government until the killings of the spanish jesuits, who had been living in our country for years, are resolved. this report represents a serious political setback for the alfredo cristiani government. the spanish government's decision further isolates the salvadoran government which is already under pressure because of calls in the united states for the suspension of military aid. this suspension represents a halt in the delivery of millions of dollars from the spanish government to salvadoran government. this represents international isolation. the international isolation of the cristiani regime is growing.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "last night, a few hours before the chilean presidential elections, a violent explosion damaged the windows and facing of the salvadoran consulate in santiago. no one was injured. a flag from the manuel rodriguez patriotic front (fpmr) was found at the scene of the explosion. the fpmr is a clandestine leftist group that promotes \"all forms of struggle\" against the military government headed by general augusto pinochet. police sources have reported that the explosion caused serious damage to the salvadoran embassy building and to nearby structures in the elegant providencia neighorhood in eastern santiago. the government charges that the fpmr, which on 14 december will mark 6 years of subversive activity, is the \"armed branch\" of the outlawed communist party of chile. as of midnight tonight the carabineros and police and security service agents were carrying out an intensive operation to arrest those responisble for the attack.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "manuel rodriguez patriotic front", "start": 199, "end": 231}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "manuel rodriguez patriotic front", "start": 199, "end": 231}, {"role": "Target", "text": "embassy building", "start": 518, "end": 534}, {"role": "Target", "text": "nearby structures", "start": 542, "end": 559}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "a terrorist arrested by the salvadoran national police, has been identified as ruth esperanza aguilar marroquin, aka sandra. she has described u.s. citizen jennifer casolo as an erp (people's revolutionary army) member in charge of logistics. as has been reported, casolo was released by a military judge after he determined that there was not enough evidence against her. some groups, however, assert that casolo was released due to political pressure from the united states, which threatened to launch a worldwide campaign to discredit el salvador if casolo was not released. aguilar marroquin was arrested at 1500 on 9 december after having participated in an attack on an urban public bus near juan pablo ii boulevard. the woman fled and sought refuge inside the facilities of the salvadoran alberto masferrer university, where she took a group of students as hostages, threatening them with hand grenades. the police prevented her from doing anything and arrested her, confiscating one .45-caliber pistol, bullets, cartridges, and two fragmentation grenades. aguilar marroquin said that she joined the erp last march and that she was part of an urban commando called workers justice command. aguilar added that she knows u.s. citizen jennifer casolo, who belongs to the erp, and that casolo used to meet with terrorist leader fernando, workers justice command operations chief, near the national university school of dentistry (ues). aguilar added that casolo was in charge of erp logistics, especially lodging people and transporting arms and war equipment. the erp had given her two minibuses for her to carry out her tasks. in addition, aguilar said that she believes casolo had a leading position within the organization, because in addition to meeting with fernando, she also met with an individual known as mincho, who is the political-military erp metropolitan chief and also the chief of the so-called urban commandos. the prisoner knew about the existence of the arms in casolo's house, because on various occasions aguilar's chief, known as miriam, told her about it. other terrorists went to casolo's house to get weapons, ammunition, and explosives to conduct their sabotage operations against buses, telephone distribution boxes, power pylons, or to conduct large operations--as aguilar described them-- such as attacks on military garrisons. according to the information obtained, the prisoner will be sent to court over the next few days.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "ruth esperanza aguilar marroquin", "start": 79, "end": 111}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "workers justice command", "start": 1186, "end": 1209}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "people's revolutionary armystartendroleTargettexturban public busstartendroleWeapontexthand grenadesstartendschema |
| inputa powerful dynamite charge today exploded near the american embassy in la paz. the police reported that the explosion caused considerable damage to all buildings on the block. the explosion occurred at 2130 (0130 gmt) on thursday (as received). it damaged windows of the buildings on the block. jose parada grandy, the bolivian police chief, told efe that an unidentified person stepped out of a vehicle and placed a package in one of the plant pots on juan de la riva street, a few meters from the u.s. embassy in downtown la paz. parada said: \ the \ a group with an indian bakcground, has claimed responsibility for the attack in a communique that was sent to some media. the note, signed with the initials of the \ group, states: \ the \ group claimed responsibility in august 1988 for the attack against then u.s. secretary of state george shultz and the killing of two mormon missionaries. today's bomb explosion damaged the shelves of a book store, the \"people's peruvian bank,\yankees, out of panama.\it is obviously a despicable action that does more harm to bolivians than to the u.s. embassy, because we have suffered no damages.\, : {: {: [{: {: , : 0, : 0}, : [{: , : , : 367, : 386}, {: , : , : 648, : 688}, {: , : , : 60, : 67}, {: , : , : 1244, : 1254}, {: , : , : 1261, : 1283}, {: , : , : 1290, : 1300}, {: , : , : 1331, : 1358}, {: , : , : 1364, : 1375}, {: , : , : 11, : 26}]}]}}, : []} |
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| {: an immediate dialogue\to end the war in which innocent people are being killed.\these actions will only cease when (president virgilio barco vargas') government puts aside so much prejudice and agrees to the peace talks,\" proposed by the subversives. \"the dialogue will take place sonner or later, and it is better to start now,\" insisted the mayor of medellin, a city where the world's most powerful cartel has its base of operations. the chief of the criminal gang, pablo escobar gaviria, ordered the assassination of medellin policemen in retaliation for the government's action against the drug traffickers. twenty-eight policemen have been killed in this city over the last two weeks. according to security organizations, yesterday's attack \ his right-hand man. mesa meneses was arrested last week by the administrative department of security (das, secret police), and the authorities have accused him of assassinating -- on orders from the mafia leader -- leftist presidential candidate bernardo jaramillo ossa, as well as a chief of police, a mayor, and several journalists. meanwhile, hundreds of soldiers, policemen, and detectives are carrying out large-scale operations in the colombian countryside and border areas on the suspicion that escobar gaviria plans to flee the country. last night, a television newscast showed photographs of the \ that had been \ taken by security organizations at a colombian beach on the pacific coast. a police department spokesman confirmed today that \ although he refrained from giving further details. unofficial sources said that escobar gaviria \ -- of which medellin is the capital -- where the search operations are concentrated. colombian authorities have also asked for the cooperation of brazil, ecuador, panama, peru, and venezuela to stop the drug traffickers from escaping to those countries.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextterrorists on the drug cartel's payroll", "start": 370, "end": 409}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "pablo escobar gaviria", "start": 1200, "end": 1221}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "adolfo mesa meneses", "start": 1536, "end": 1555}, {"role": "Target", "text": "truck full of policemen", "start": 474, "end": 497}, {"role": "Target", "text": "public buses", "start": 592, "end": 604}, {"role": "Target", "text": "houses", "start": 606, "end": 612}, {"role": "Target", "text": "businesses", "start": 618, "end": 628}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "bernardo jaramillo ossa", "start": 1807, "end": 1830}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "car bomb", "start": 663, "end": 671}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "300 kg of dynamite", "start": 684, "end": 702}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "we have started a new day, the seventh, and the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln) is still holding its positions. we have not retreated a single step. if we make any move, it will be to advance toward the enemy barracks, because we will seize power and expel the military dictatorship that has installed itself in our homeland. the fmln maintains for the 7th day its positions in the departmental capitals. we continue to advance in san miguel; we have made an important seizure of weapons in san miguel. the situation could not be better in san salvador. last night we reported that the arch of liberty exists in the capital; it is comprised of neighborhoods and housing projects -- where the protagonists of this history are the masses, which are organized for the construction of trenches and barricades. the people are the most important protagonists in this historic action. radio venceremos urges the people to multiply their organization in each neighborhood, residential area, and town. popular committees must be organized; the people must organize themselves; but if the enemy is near, this must be done clandestinely. all the groups in each town, meaning the religious groups, student organizations, teachers organizations, and cooperatives, must all organize, regardless of their political beliefs. our unity must become the best tool to evict, once and for all, the murderous military dictatorship which assassinates priests and which bombed the capital again early this morning. it has again caused more deaths and wounded in san salvador. it is important for the people to organize committees in each neighborhood, residential area, and town, and the whole community must participate. if the armed forces are near, then clandestine organization must be conducted in small towns, villages, and neighborhoods. the people must organize themselve to conspire against death, to conspire against the assassins, to conspire against poverty, to conspire against hunger, and to conspire against the bombings. it is necessary to organize the people; it is necessary to organize the entire country. el salvador must become a body comprised of organized cells -- everywhere and in every possible form -- regardless of the people's religious beliefs or political party. we issue an appeal to the deceived arena (nationalist republican alliance) rank and file, who voted believing that this government would represent a change for the better. we also issue an appeal to all the patriotic citizens of the homeland, urging them to stop the destruction of the capital, to stop the destruction of the country. we urge them to unite and stop the war; and the end of the war is near -- with the people's victory. (continued)", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "lawyer carlos oldiney reported the gang and federal agents valdemir lopez prazeres and luis jose da conceicao and detectives paulo massanhyo and carlos angel serrano castilesso were arrested. cambaralamaia's organization is just one of the many gangs in the region that deals with bolivian cocaine. another gang is led by gerson palermo, of umuarama, parana state, who controls the exchange of cocaine to paraguay for stolen brazilian cars. palermo owns four twin-engined cessna planes and employs more than 200 men. he also exchange cars for cocaine in bolivia. although sentenced by the brazilian courts, palermo lives in pedro juan caballero, paraguay, where he maintains business contacts with the bolivian coca producers. palermo obtains ether and acetone, which are essential for refining the drug, from argentina. the federal police believes that the drug might be refined in mato grosso do sul, near some residences in the dourados and campo grande sectors. palermo exchanges the chemicals for tons of cocaine paste which, in the opinion of regional federal police delegate francisco viana queiroz, is also processed in paraguay. viana queiroz maintains that the drug is refined by a group of traffickers led by arsenio benitez gonzalez, who is known as vilhar and who lives in asuncion. the federal police believe that vilhar -- who is believed to be palermo's partner -- is the brazilian traffickers' main cocaine supplier. according to the police, two drug routes pass through mato grosso do sul: the ponta pora route (which is used by palermo), and the corumba route, which passes through the bolivian town of puerto suarez. many traffickers come to this bolivian town, most of them small suppliers who only want to exchange cocaine for cars that were stolen in brazil. according to the authorities, the corumba route is more important because it channels the so-called \ this involves hundreds of people who, together, make up a sizable quantity of drugs every day. the cars are the hard currency used in these transactions. most of them are taken to bolivia after having been stolen in sao paulo. they follow the same route as the bolivian cocaine, that is, via puerto suarez. the most important part of the trafficking, however, is carried out in paraguay and bolivia. gerson palermo is responsible for part of it, while the rest is shared by hundreds of bolivian traffickers. palermo obtains ether and acetone from formosa, argentina. he takes these chemicals aboard small planes to the towns of pilar or encarnacion, in paraguay. from there, another group takes the 200-liter drums along the chaco highway to puerto guarani, in bolivia. bolivian traffickers take care of the rest of the journey to santa cruz de la sierra. in return, palermo receives cocaine paste which is shipped to asuncion and, from there, to pedro juan caballero for distribution to the processing units. it is believed that the traffickers use some ranches near porto murtinho (mato grosso de sul), near the paraguayan town of bahia negra, to process large quantities of cocaine. no cocaine paste is usually available along the corumba route. the drug is refined because it is relatively easy to find ether and acetone in corumba, where the federal police have failed to reduce the large demand for such chemicals in retail stores. dozens of drugstores sell those products by the liter, and this is not forbidden by law. the authorities estimate that production in the puerto suarez region nears 300 kg per week, which is transported by railroad, air, and land. in an attempt to evade the federal police, traffickers have tried to transport the drug inside their bodies, in wine demijohns, and even in children's diapers. these traffickers generally travel by bus or by train. over the past 6 months the police caught dozens of traffickers using these methods. now, however, only with the complicity of the police can cars carrying bolivian cocaine produced in the puerto suarez region reach campo grande.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "mr. president, when one sees peru facing the difficulties it is experiencing now, the same as our own country and latin america in general, one asks himself: would a man, a novelist like mario vargas llosa, be the right man to lead peru? (garcia) as president of all peruvians -- and of vargas llosa to even if he does not like it -- i cannot pass judgment, either ethically or intellectually, on a politician and peruvian who is contending for the presidency. (reporter) what are you going to do after you step down from the presidency? (garcia) well, i am going to be free. (amat) why do you not come to colombia and i am sure... (garcia, interrupting) sure, i accept your invitation, and i hope some colombians will extend it. however, i want to tell you very honestly, that i am perhaps better at selling dreams, ideas, and doctrines than at administering a situation of penury, like the one our countries are experiencing, and most particularly peru, which is one of the poorest countries in latin america. it is very difficult. for instance, on a day when the price of rice or chicken goes up, the people will not believe you, even if you tell them the greatest of truths. one can be preaching something very important, but if it failed to rain and the city had no water no one will believe of you the greatest of all truths. then, when one stops being president and administering penury, one can devote oneself to convincing people, to educating. that is what i should do. (amat) now, why did you make that aside, making me president of all peruvians, even of vargas llosa? whether he likes or not it hurts him. (garcia) because i am sure that some people would not like to have me as president. (laughter) (amat) even him, for instance? (garcia) i did not say so. i do not know. i never fall to the level of defining people or pointing out last names. i make an outline or define them in the negative. (amat) mr. president, (words indistinct) this dialogue (words indistinct) for your generosity and kindness. addressing our people and our country, (words indistinct), how were things today at the summit? (garcia) very well. colombians, who have seen their institution threatened, their press abused, and many politicians also threatened, must have confidence that latin america, together with the united states, will confront the problem of drug trafficking. this is not only a problem for colombia. it is our problem too, and we will tackle it. the day a newspaper was blown up in bogota i came to bogota because i felt that freedom of the press was threatened on the continent. after all, we are latin americans. let colombians have confidence.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "Target", "text": "newspaper", "start": 2514, "end": 2523}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the chief of the armed forces joint chiefs of staff (colonel rene emilio ponce) has categorically denied that there are any rifts between salvadoran army officers and u.s. military advisers, as asserted by the washington post. the newspaper stated that the alleged rift between the military officers began once it was discovered who was responsible for the death of six jesuit priests, in which one colonel, two lieutenants, and six soldiers are being charged. colonel ponce said that the relations with u.s. advisers -- about 52 in the country -- are very cordial. (begin recording) (ponce) our relations with the north americans are normal as usual. the u.s. advisers have helped us very much in the professionalization of the armed forces, and they continue working with us. (reporter) where do you think these wire reports stating there are rifts between salvadoran military officers and u.s. advisers have orginiated? (ponce) i do not know; i cannot understand. there are always those who try to break the strategic alliance between the salvadoran government and armed forces and the united states. this is a poor country that depends a great deal on u.s. economic and military aid. (reporter) following the murder of the jesuits, what are relations like between the salvadoran military and the gringo advisers? (ponce) as usual, these relations are very cordial, and they continue to work with us. as you can see, two advisers are here with me now at the table presiding over the event. the same has been the case with all the units in the country's interior. i fail to see any difference in relations before and afterward. (end recording) the military chief repeated the need to maintain the state of emergency, not only due to the guerrilla attacks, but also to keep control over the organization fronts just prior to an expected wave of protests on the latest government economy measures. (begin recording) (ponce) we must start thinking what may happen to domestic order in the face of the economic measures that have been issued or are planned. we must think what the reaction of the people or the fmln (farabundo marti national liberation front) organization fronts will be, as they always use any excuse to disrupt domestic order. it would be good to look into what is needed to maintain domestic order in the country. (end recording) the high-ranking military officer gave these statements at the ceremony to turn over command of the captain general gerardo barrios military academy. the new commander is colonel ricardo alfonso casanova sandoval, who replaces colonel guillermo alfredo benavides moreno, removed from his post after being accused of ordering the murder of the jesuit priests. meanwhile, colonel hector heriberto hernandez has been appointed commander of the 6th infantry brigade based in usulutan, and in la union department the change of command ceremonies of the armed forces military training center have taken place, where colonel francisco arturo lopez will be in command replacing colonel carlos alfredo rivas, who has been transferred to the joint chiefs of staff.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtexttwo lieutenantsstartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtextsix soldiersstartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtextcolonel guillermo alfredo benavides morenostartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextsalvadoran armystartendschema |
| inputthe supreme court today ordered the appointement of a special judge to investigate the murder of jecar neghme, spokesman of the mir (movement of the revolutionary left). in response to this order, the santiago appellate court has appointed judge carlos meneses pizarro to investigate the crime and to send all information from the fourth criminal court of santiago. the supreme court ordered the investigation as a result of the public alarm over the murder of jecar neghme on a street in santiago.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsroleVictimtextjecar neghmestartendschema |
| inputthis afternoon, on the bermeja river, sucumbios province, in northeastern ecuador, at approximately one and a half km from the colombian border, a small ecuadoran flagship working with the imanco mining company, was intercepted by a colombian vessel which fired automatic weapons. the following people were aboard the ecuadoran flagship: u.s. citizen scott heyndal, ecuadoreans luis antonio meneses benavides and edwin rodrigo teneda parreno, and colombian pilot julio torres. mr. torres was killed and mr. meneses was wounded. the attackers, who wore field uniforms of the colombian military, boarded the ecuadoran vessel, and, after noticing that mr. meneses was wounded, gave him 100,000 colombian pesos and then left him and mr. torres' body. the attackers returned to colombia taking heyndal and teneda with them. they crossed the border and sailed upriver for about two and a half hours on the rumiyacu river. the attackers spent the evening at a camp near the river and forced mr. heyndal to write letters to his boss at the mining project, mr. jeff sino, also a u.s. citizen, and to his wife. those letters were given to mr. teneda, who received 20,000 colombian pesos. he was then ordered to return to ecuador and given instructions for delivering the letters.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "attackers, who wore field uniforms of the colombian military", "start": 539, "end": 599}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "colombian military", "start": 581, "end": 599}, {"role": "Target", "text": "small ecuadoran flagship working with the imanco mining company", "start": 147, "end": 210}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "scott heyndal", "start": 354, "end": 367}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "luis antonio meneses benavides", "start": 381, "end": 411}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "edwin rodrigo teneda parreno", "start": 416, "end": 444}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "julio torres", "start": 466, "end": 478}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "automatic weapons", "start": 262, "end": 279}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "fighting raged all day long in the area around san teresa hospital, in zacateluca, la paz department. a report says that a dmifa armed forces engineers' military detachment unit was at santa teresa hospital, and that the entire unit was wiped out. the soldiers had a communications relay station in the building. as a result of the attack, there were 20 casualties. among the casualties is a lieutenant who was the unit chief, and two sergeants. the communications equipment was totally destroyed. the situation is not as the fascist cristiani reported it to be. he said there was only one soldier at the hospital receiving medical treatment. that is totally false. the building housed a garrison not a hospital, because a dmifa unit and a communications relay center were there. it was a garrison. we are going to correct our report on the results of the attack on the dmifa unit: 20 soldiers were killed and 10 were wounded. in all, there were 30 casualties, including two sergeants and the unit chief. we repeat: in an impressive attack on a military position at santa teresa hospital--the building was no longer a hospital but an army communications center--our figthters annihilated and destroyed that position. the army sustained 20 killed and 10 wounded. the communications relay station was totally destroyed.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputtoday, medellin, colombia's second largest city, once again experienced a terrorist escalation when seven bank branch offices were shaken by explosives that caused heavy damage but no fatalities, according to radio reports broadcast in bogota (500 km to the south). the targets of the attacks were the banco cafetero branches and its offices in medellin's middle, western, and southeastern areas. according to preliminary reports, over 55 kg of dynamite were used in the attacks. the radio report added that the police defused another 20 kg of explosives that had slow burning fuses. the medellin cartel operates in this city located in colombia's northeastern area. for several days now, the city has been shaken by army and police operations in an unprecedented action to capture drug lords. no one has claimed responsibility for the terrorist attacks, which lasted for 1 hour.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "terrorist", "start": 74, "end": 83}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "medellin cartel", "start": 598, "end": 613}, {"role": "Target", "text": "banco cafetero branches and its offices", "start": 305, "end": 344}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "over 55 kg of dynamite", "start": 437, "end": 459}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "although it organically depends on the executive branch, the commission is an official justice organization and the judge can instruct it or request that it investigate x, y, or z, in addition to what it submitted when the case was passed over to the judge. (moderator) pablo guillermo (words indistinct). (reporter) mr. president, the newspaper la jornada of mexico stated yesterday that colonel orlando zepeda had left the country this weekend with all his family and with a considerable amount of luggage, which would indicate that he did not go on a mere vacation. i would like to know the official version of this. (laughter) (cristiani) you say he left when? (reporter) yesterday. (cristiani) well, only if he left very hurriedly after midday. i was with him here yesterday discussing other things, as well as military matters with the defense minister and deputy ministers. he was present. unless he may have left. i doubt it very much, because i had a meeting with them to see the order of the month on saturday and he was present. pardon me, that was tuesday when we had the order for the end of the month. i understand he was present at the commanders meeting. if he left last weekend, it must have been for the weekend and he returned on monday. (moderator) maria cortina, notimex. (reporter) mr. president, in what way would a cut in military aid affect the peace process? (cristiani) we are currently seeing opposite signs from the fmln in terms of wanting to truly put an end to violence. a sign of this was the night of 1 may when the attacks were carried out. this would indicate that, although not all the fmln command, that is the five groups, some groups seem to resist a political solution and favor a military solution, as they have insisted on pursuing for 10 years. those groups could view a cut in military aid as a sign of weakening of the government and the armed forces, and that consequently they would have a better chance of being successful following the military path. that could increase the potential of a military solution in the minds of some. this could reduce the potential of seriously considering a political solution to the conflict. (moderator) raul monge, cadena radio centro. (reporter) mr. president, how do you view the guerrillas' morale at this moment? (cristiani) well, i obviously cannot but believe that the morale of the guerrillas after the offensive must have dropped considerbly. this is especially so since there was a large sacrifice on their part in the form of casualties and the fact that the offensive did not represent a success, despite their claim that it was only a show of force, which is a lot of malarkey. all the prior documents indicated that this was a large-scale operation to the hilt seeking to overthrow the government and to crown a military victory. what i believe was of even greater impact was that they realized that the people of el salvador do not support them and do not support the path of violence. in that sense, their hopes of a popular insurrection were shattered. on the contrary, the people did not support the fmln and instead turned their backs on them and showed that they do not support violence. this must have caused an impact on the fmln and its members. i recently read in a venezuelan newspaper statements by a commander, whose pseudonym is gustavo, who said that they were tired of following the path of violence and that a solution had to be found. this demonstrates that some of their ranks are getting tired of the military path. these are indications of what could be. what i want to clear up once and for all is that we do not react to whether or not the fmln feels strong or feels weak. we know that 100 terrorists in a country can cause destruction and death and that is what we are trying to avoid, although 100 terrorists are not a force that will destabilize a government. however, the damage that they cause is such that we do not want it to continue. (continued)outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputcolombian president virgilio barco vargas cut short his stay in japan and left for home friday morning following a truck-bomb explosion in the colombian capital of bogota on wednesday. barco, the first head of state of colombia to visit japan, was initially scheduled to depart from tokyo friday evening, ending his four-day official visit. a truck rigged with dynamite exploded wednesday morning outside a federal police building in downtown bogota, killing at least 23 people and injuring 1,000, according to reports from colombia. during his-four day stay in japan, barco met prime minister toshiki kaifu and had an audience with emperor akihito. kaifu and barco agreed that the whole world must fight against the drug problem and kaifu expressed his support for barco in dealing with the issue.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsroleTargettextfederal police buildingstartendroleWeapontexttruck rigged with dynamitestartendroleWeapontextdynamitestartendschema |
| inputwe are receiving a report right now on the situation in san salvador. the report says that san salvador neighborhoods and residential areas are still under the control of the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln). armed forces official sources have admitted that some areas of san salvador are controlled by the fmln. the report adds that as of 2140 on 12 november, there was still tension in the city. some sporadic shooting was still heard, and the situation in various parts of the capital city indicated that our comrades are maintaining their positions, they are carrying out military engineering tasks, opening trenches, and setting up barricades with the cooperation of the san salvador people. press agency reports note that there is great tension in the capital city, and apparently they are expecting (changes thought) here is a news agency report which says that early this morning, less shooting was heard because apparently each side had consolidated their position. that is what some press agencies are reporting. we have also observed that the armed forces have admitted that some areas in the capital city are controlled by the fmln. there are many vehicles scattered all over the streets of san salvador. that is the report we have received from san salvador, where our fighters in zacamil and other neighborhoods and residential areas in the capital city are now receiving the support of the people who are fortifying themselves in neighborhoods. we call on the san salvadoran youths to go out tonight to cooperate with the fmln fighters. make the assassins of msgr romero pay dearly for every step they take against the people in the neighborhoods in san salvador city. it has been 24, 25, nearly 26 hours since the fmln fighters established their positions in san salvador in view of the regime's incompetence. the regime has clearly said that it is incapable of controlling the situation, as it has had to decree a state of siege that began on the evening of 12 november in san salvador. another evidence of the government's weakness is the gag placed on the media. the government has not allowed the media to broadcast its newscasts. why doesn't the government want the people to listen to newscasts in el salvador? what is the cristiani regime hiding? this is a question that the people are asking; they want to know the answer. the government is afraid, it does not want to inform the people about the developments or the scope of the actions carried out by the fmln throughout the national territory. comrade fighters: we have already told you; this is in the bag. your courage and determination to win has made it possible to carry out the fmln plan as our communique issued by the general command has said. comrades: keep it up, keep an open eye, keep up the high morale as you have done up to now, seek contact with the people, receive their cooperation in the fortifications that are being made throughout san salvador. let's go to the top and that's it.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "assassins", "start": 1596, "end": 1605}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "armed forces", "start": 227, "end": 239}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "romero", "start": 1614, "end": 1620}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "president alfredo cristiani said today that despite the farabundo marti national liberation front's (fmln) terrorist attacks against salvadorans, his government is willing to hold talks with the rebels. he said that his administration is continuing its efforts to form a commission for a dialogue with the rebels and that he is now awaiting word from two people whom he has chosen to serve on the commission. the catholic church will not be represented on the commission because the commission is completely political in nature. president cristiani condemned the murder of national fire department director colonel roberto armando rivera escobar, who was killed in a machinegun attack this morning. president cristiani attributed rivera's murder to the fmln: (begin recording) (cristiani) it is clear that the fmln does not want peace but instead wants to continue the violence. the fmln committed this crime. i believe that a treacherous crime such as this one cannot be called anything but a cowardly act. we will, of course, investigate the crime. i repeat, however, that all the evidence we have gathered on the fmln's plans indicate that it was responsible for this action. (reporter) (words indistinct) what are you doing to prepare the commission that is to hold talks (words indistinct)? (cristiani) the terrorists will not of course be successful with actions of this kind and will not provoke us into violent action. they should understand by now that the government is searching for peace and wants to achieve peace within el salvador's legal framework and by applying the law. the fmln rebels should understand that their terrorist actions will not lead us to take rash actions; it is useless for them to continue to act in this way. we are continuing our work on setting up the commission. today we will speak with two people who have still not told us if they will accept my invitation to be commission members. the names of the commission members will be released to the public once the commission is fully formed. (reporter) (words indistinct) the catholic church's role in this commission? (cristiani) (words indistinct) the catholic church will not be represented in this commission because it is a political commission and not one in which the church can effectively participate. the church has always worked for peace and has made all possible efforts to find peace for the country the church will continue to work toward this goal. however, i believe that the church has a different role to play in the search for peace, and that role is not serving on the political commission. (reporter) what would you say is the biggest obstacle you have encountered in the month that you have served as president? (cristiani) i believe that the biggest obstacle has been our inability to launch our government program, which is due to the state of affairs existing in the former administration when we took over. we have repeatedly observed this state of affairs in the majority of government (word indistinct). throughout government offices, disorder was rampant, and, in many cases, we have observed that government offices were managed irresponsibly. moreover, the nation's public finances have greatly deteriorated. we have inherited a country in very bad financial shape, and, i believe, this has delayed the launching of our government program. (end recording) cristiani, referring to costa rican president oscar arias' offer to hold a dialogue with the rebels in costa rican territory, said that the offer was a great contribution toward convincing the fmln to stop murdering defenseless citizens.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextfarabundo marti national liberation frontstartendroleVictimtextroberto armando rivera escobarstartendroleWeapontextmachinegunstartendschema |
| inputtoday rescue teams, army troops, and police had the sorry task of recovering 107 disfigured bodies of the victims of avianca's boeing 727 that exploded in midair in a sparsely populated region near bogota. according to official spokesmen, the task is more difficult because the bodies were scattered over a radius of 8 km. the plane departed bogota toward cali, at 1213 gmt, but two powerful explosion brought it down after only 5 minutes in the air. bomb-squad experts, in coordination with three criminal investigators, have started to examine the site to investigate the accident and determine whether the tragedy was caused by a mechanical failure, or if it was a terrorist action. the bogota caracol network received an anonymous call from the extraditables -- colombian drug kingpins wanted by several u.s. federal courts -- who said they were responsible for the action. another network reports that the man who called the caracol network news office said he belonged to the extraditables and that the action was carried out because there were five informers on the plane. the police have reported that they are investigating the explosions that caused the plane to crash shortly after it left the bogota el dorado airport to go to cali.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "colombian drug kingpins", "start": 769, "end": 792}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "man who called the caracol network news office", "start": 914, "end": 960}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "the extraditables", "start": 748, "end": 765}, {"role": "Target", "text": "avianca's boeing 727 that exploded in midair in a sparsely populated region near bogotastartendschema |
| inputheavy fighting broke out in the northern part of san salvador tonight at about 2115 (0315 gmt), and as of now it is still going on. san salvador is being shaken by strong detonations of heavy weapons and intense rifle and machinegun fire, while helicopters are flying over the area where the fighting is taking place. the fighting seems to be centered in the surrounding neighborhoods of ayutuxtepeque, colonia escandia, san ramon, and cuscatancingo, where the rebels reportedly blew up several electricity poles with dynamite, causing power outages in various sectors of the capital city. a military source said that troops from the 1st infantry brigade have been dispatched to the areas where the clashes are taking place.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextrebelsstartendroleTargettextelectricity polesstartendroleWeapontextdynamitestartendschema |
| inputout of the ten candidates running for the colombian presidency, the four who have the best chances of winning have inserted in their government platforms solutions to the crisis of violence that has taken hold of the country, caused mainly by the narcotrafficking mafias and the guerrilla groups. for liberal cesar gaviria trujillo, \ must be found through a conditioned dialogue with the guerrillas and by strengthening justice to confront the narcotraffickers \ gaviria, 43, who according to the polls is the favorite to succeed virgilio barco as president after the 27 may elections, has made the problems of the guerrillas and drug mafias the two main issues in his government platform. regarding the armed rebels, he insists that nonviolent solutions must be found and promises to \ the merits of what has been tested up to now. \ gaviria stated. \ he added, \ social conservative rodrigo lloreda caicedo, 47, insists that \ and that this \ lloreda caicedo is opposed to the extradition of drug traffickers to the united states, and he offers to \ and to change procedures so as to surround judges with guarantees, all within the framework of a constitutional reform through a plebiscite to convoke a national constituent assembly. for the armed rebels, he offers \ and the drafting of \ for their disbanding, such as the \ that will facilitate their participation in the country's democratic and political life. lloreda caicedo, foreign minister during belisario betancur's administration and one of the proponents of the contadora group to attain peace in central america, said that an effort must be made to \ alvaro gomez hurtado, 71, a \ conservative, maintains that without the strengthening of morals and the law -- \ -- coexistence and progress will not be possible. he pledges to rescue those two values. gomez hurtado presented to colombian voters a five-point \ including law and morals, justice, economic planning, and ecology, as his government platform if he is elected president on 27 may. antonio navarro wolff, the m-19 (19 april movement) presidential candidate, who replaced the assassinated carlos pizarro, believes that social and economic equilibrium are \ to reaching peace. navarro wolff, 41, has reiterated that he does not agree with the extradition of drug traffickers, and he also condemned the chain of attacks perpetrated by drug terrorists in the country over the past few months. regarding the drug traffickers, however, he said that they require \ therefore, it is better to have \ and if that dialogue produces good results \ he said. the four candidates agree on reforming the congress of the republic and the constitution by convoking a national constituent assembly. they also share opinions on the country's economic opening toward international markets, access to foreign investment, and promotion of an \"agro-industrial revolution\" which will guarantee a reduction or stabilization of the rate of inflation.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "narcotrafficking mafias", "start": 247, "end": 270}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "guerrilla groups", "start": 279, "end": 295}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "carlos pizarro", "start": 3004, "end": 3018}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "msgr arturo rivera y damas, archbishop of san salvador, today announced that he has again received death threats through his secretaries and the archbishopric's cooks, \ the pastor said. rivera y damas admitted, nevertheless, that generalized persecution of the church has diminished, although it has not disappeared, and added that over the past 10 years many priests have been killed, including an archbishop, \ he said. rivera y damas pointed out that he has received many complaints concerning the church's position on the jesuits' murder, but today \ in another part of his homily rivera y damas said today that \ the archbishop said that among the most important eclessiastical events of the week in san salvador were the salvadoran episcopal conference, which concluded with a call for peace, and the consignment to courts of justice of the soldiers accused of murdering the jesuit priests. there was special interest in the meeting, especially because it was known that a letter had been sent to the bishops by the farabundo marti national liberation front, fmln, requesting the church's mediation and its efforts to resume a dialogue. \"i believe,\" msgr rivera y damas said, \"that the meetings of president alfredo cristiani and the fmln with the un secretary general are important.\" to conclude, rivera y damas reiterated that \"we must end this war through dialogue and rational means before the war finishes us all.\"", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "soldiers", "start": 1528, "end": 1536}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "arturo rivera y damas", "start": 5, "end": 26}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "commander, what can the popular movement, the labor unions, and the humanitarian organizations do in the face of a government and a military leadership that carry out this type of attack, this type of massacre, in a legal framework that offers no guarantee to the popular movement? what can the popular movement do? (gonzalez) i believe that the cristiani government is closing all the roads to a peaceful solution of this conflict. through repression it is closing off the possibility of labor unions and associations resolving their problems peacefully. the government is closing off the possibility of negotiations. the army and the cristiani government are opposed to true negotiations. the people have no alternative. in el salvador there is a latent path, the path of armed actions. at this moment, as this government increases repression, armed actions become increasingly legitimate, armed actions to find solutions to the conflict, armed actions to stop the repression by the regime. the workers and their associations and labor unions are entitled to defend themselves and their labor benefits. defense is legitimate. it is legitimate for the workers to decide to defend themselves the armed way, through violence. it is the cristiani government, ponce, and the high command who are leaving the workers no alternative. (reporter) to conclude, commander: in recent hours there have been attacks in the capital, including bomb attacks on the residences of democratic leaders such as ruben zamora and aronete diaz, an attack on the residence of colonel carranza, and an attack on a relative of colonel lopez huila, among others. the armed forces and the government have publicly said that the fmln is responsible for these attacks. (gonzalez) our armed actions are highly just and have political motivations. our objectives are strictly military. all our guerrilla units function according to this principle, be it in the rural areas or in the cities where our urban commandos operate. the attack on the armed forces staff installations and other operations against military targets are our responsibility. the fmln's policy is not to attack relatives of military men or politicians. the high command has been trying to confuse the people here and abroad. what is its objective? to cover up its repressive policy. it is escalating its actions. it has gone from the selective capture and murder of leaders to mass arrests, and from mass arrests it has moved into genocide and indiscriminate attacks. it is clear that its objective is the social organizations. the government said it in san jose. it is evident that the high command is trying to create confusion, but the people abroad and we know that our actions are aimed at military objectives.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextfmlnstartendroleTargettextresidences of democratic leaders such as ruben zamora and aronete diazstartendroleWeapontextbombstartendschema |
| inputthe guatemalan guerrilla movement today announced that it will make the government of president vinicio cerezo and the guatemalan army \ for having \ in the salvadoran conflict. a communique by the guatemalan national revolutionary unity (urng), released in costa rica, stressed that 126 elite troops of the guatemalan army, known as kaibiles, are collaborating with salvadoran soldiers to put an end to the offensive by guerrillas of the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln). the urng charge, also presented by the fmln, has been categorically and repeatedly denied by guatemalan government spokeswoman claudia arenas. the rebel communique stated: \ the note was released shortly after salvadoran president alfredo cristiani announced the victory of his country's army over the fmln, following fierce fighting that left approximately 1,000 dead and more than 1,500 wounded in the past 7 days. in addition, the guatemalan guerrillas expressed solidarity \"with the community of jesuit priests\" and their sorrow because of the killing of six of their members, including central american university rector ignacio ellacuria and two women, carried out by uniformed men in san salvador on 16 november. the urng declaration is signed by commanders rolando moran, gaspar ilom, and pablo monsanto.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "uniformed men", "start": 1383, "end": 1396}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "ignacio ellacuria", "start": 1335, "end": 1352}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the extraditables, the armed branch of the medellin cartel, denied today in a telephone call to a radio station by an alleged member, any responsibility for the death of carlos pizarro, political leader and former guerrilla commander. the caller identified himself as john jairo arias tascon. he called the caracol network in medellin to denounce that the charges against the medellin cartel are part of a plan to blame them for all violent actions in the country. the authors of the assassination are sectors who seek to destabilize the country, arias tascon added. pizarro, former leader of the 19 april movement (m-19), the guerrilla group that laid down its weapons on 9 march, was killed by the impact of three bullets fired at him aboard a colombian avianca flight that was en route to the city of barranquilla along the country's atlantic coast. after the crime, at 1100 (1600 gmt), an individual who identified himself as sapatoca called caracol to report that the killing had been ordered by fidel castano and henry perez, heads of the extreme rightist paramilitary militias. sapatoca added that castano and perez perpetrated the crime following orders from the extraditables. castano was connected to the death of bernardo jaramillo, also a presidential candidate, for the leftist patriotic union (up), on 22 march, although at that time it was reported that castano headed a paramilitary organization that did not implicate the extraditables. on that occasion pablo escobar, leader of the extraditables and the medellin cartel, denied that the drug traffickers had killed jaramillo. a confidential report drafted recently by the administrative department of security (das, colombian secret police), said that some army and police members cooperate with castano's criminal organization. navarro wolff, number two leader of m-19, told newsmen today after pizarro was killed that his burial must be attended by all the country, because we must repudiate crime such as this. navarro wolff said that pizarro's death shows that the country is in turmoil and that it will be very difficult to rebuild the country. there is no space except for pain and for ire, he added. the burial of carlos must be peaceful, as was m-19's example of peace given to the country, he added. it is hard to explain how things such as this occur when the m-19 and carlos pizarro were setting an example of prudence, tolerance, and understanding, navarro said. pizarro, a former guerrilla commander who led his armed group toward demobilization after 17 months of political negotiations with the government of virgilio barco, told newsmen before boarding the aircraft: we are doing well. this was a reference to the m-19 electoral campaign. pizarro stated in his last public statement: i am certain that we will know how to wage opposition. we will engage in a very pretty democratic play with regard to the next government. we will participate in building new colombian democracy. the m-19 participated for the first time in the 11 march elections, becoming the third political force in bogota. nothing has been said yet concerning the burial of pizarro, who was born 39 years ago in cartagena de indias and who leaves three orphan daughters, aged 12, 9, and 4.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "the extraditables", "start": 0, "end": 17}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "sectors who seek to destabilize the country", "start": 509, "end": 552}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "fidel castano", "start": 1014, "end": 1027}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "henry perez, heads of the extreme rightist paramilitary militias", "start": 1032, "end": 1096}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "some army", "start": 1745, "end": 1754}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "police members", "start": 1759, "end": 1773}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "the extraditables", "start": 0, "end": 17}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "police", "start": 1726, "end": 1732}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "army", "start": 1750, "end": 1754}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "carlos pizarro", "start": 170, "end": 184}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "bernardo jaramillo", "start": 1243, "end": 1261}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "colonel, what specific measures have been taken against the missiles? (ponce) i believe that specific measures we have adopted have given us good results. they have launched four sa-7's in the zacatecoluca area; however, our pilots have skillfully avoided the rockets or missiles, which did not hit their aircraft. we are adopting measures that are giving results. we must also clarify that we feel that since the light aircraft transporting these missiles did not have a normal landing and the missiles were not in their original package, it is possible that they suffered some functional damage when the plane crashed south of zacatecoluca. thank god, (words indistinct) (reporter) do you think that the summit of central american presidents can open new possibilities for resuming talks with the fmln? do you think that this summit could bring about new steps toward a dialogue? (ponce) yes, i think that the salvadoran government since the beginning of the year has opened this possibility and is willing to talk on a permanent basis. i think that at this time it would be a positive step in the political field. however, in the military field, where the fmln has attacked us in an irrational and violent way in the main cities, the armed forces is replying, and we will continue to reply. we will completely defeat the fmln. based on the information we have received from our units, we have inflicted 1,902 dead, 1,209 wounded, and 44 terrorists have deserted and turned themselves in to the authorities. we have confiscated a large number of weapons. i will give you the quantities: 25 antiaircraft missiles -- one red eye and 24 sa-7's -- 915 rifles, 12 carbines, 11 shotguns, 156 grenade and rocket launchers, 49 mortars, 45 machineguns, 41 submachineguns, 67 revolvers and pistols, 23 radios, and a large amount of explosives. i must stress that the fmln has gathered all these weapons with suppport from abroad. it is a large arsenal. i must also note that many of the weapons we found had been abandoned, which means that the fmln has had many desertions. we have also found weapons in houses, thanks to the collaboration of the civilian population. we have also learned that the fmln has kidnapped a large number of youths here in the san salvador area and mainly in usulutan, as well as in chalatenango. this means that they are trying to fill in the number of casualties they have suffered with youths. this also means that their efficiency will be very low. (reporter) i do not know if you have seen over the past few days a leaflet issued by the air force, which was dropped from airplanes and also distributed on the streets. the leaflet urges salvadoran patriots to defend their homeland, their properties, and lives. it also says that if necessary, terrorists must be killed, as well as their internationalist allies. what is your opinion of this leaflet? is it not an invitation to kill foreigners in this country? (ponce) i do not think so, because the leaflets mention internationalists, who are fighting along with the fmln. (continued)", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "fmln", "start": 809, "end": 813}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "in connection with the bomb attack on the central american university (uca) at daybreak on 22 july, the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln) states the following: 1. this act is part of the policy of terror that the nationalist republican alliance (arena) government has implemented in an attempt to discourage all types of opposition to the antipopular and antidemocratic measures the government is taking. within this framework, we have: the siege on the national university, threats against teachers and political organizations, and increasing repression against the peoples' movement. 2. the attack is clearly intended to cause unrest among the participants of the international peace and solidarity conference of sister trade unions that began today at the uca. 3. we, therefore, hold alfredo cristiani's government and the armed foces high command responsible for this new terrorist attack. 4. we strongly condemn the attack on the uca and call upon all interested parties to join forces to confront arena's terrorist policies.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextalfredo cristiani's government", "start": 815, "end": 845}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "armed foces high command", "start": 854, "end": 878}, {"role": "Target", "text": "central american university", "start": 42, "end": 69}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "bomb", "start": 23, "end": 27}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "through these means, the armed forces hereby notifies the salvadoran people, specifically those living in the escalon residential area of san salvador, that they should not heed rumors circulating to the effect that the escalon residential area will be bombed. this is false. any actions against international terrorism will be announced in due time. the residents of escalon should rest assured and not leave their homes.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "two subversives were killed and a policeman was seriously wounded in a shoot-out early this morning near the san carlos service station in canto grande. the shoot-out occurred when a police patrol intercepted four suspects in the area of the service station. policeman jose felix aguirre was seriously wounded by a bullet in the chest and another in the arm. he was taken to the police hospital. two of the wounded subversives died later at the rimac hospital where they were taken by the members of the national police. the other subversives escaped. police sources stated that the subversives were planning to blow up the service station because a blueprint of the station was found in their possession. it should be pointed out that the subversives used firearms with silencers.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "salvadoran guerrillas today stated that civilians and soldiers were killed on saturday during an armed clash between the honduran and salvadoran armies. through a communique, the guerrillas emphasized the armed clash took place after honduran army troops attacked in the hamlet of san andres, san miguel department, in northern el salvador. members of the counterinsurgency arce battalion, who were conducting an operation near the honduran border, responded, supported by two air force helicopters. the report by the rebels, broadcast from san salvador by tegucigalpa radio america, added that an unnamed arce battalion officer was killed in the clash. the honduran troops then retreated to los llanitos, intibuca department, in honduras, where four salvadoran helicopters landed, according to the fmln. the report added that as a honduran helicopter evacuated the wounded, it was attacked and pursued 7 km inside honduran territory by a salvadoran aircraft firing rockets and machineguns. the honduran soldiers were surrounded in los llanitos and taken prisoner. the fmln stated that several homes were damaged and that animals were killed in the surrounding hamlets and villages. the salvadoran guerrilla noted that it had previously warned that the involvement of the honduran army \"due to u.s. dispositions\" in the el salvador war, would result in clashes among the armies of central american countries. the fmln report states that \"it is no secret that the oligarchs who (will ) reach power through the nationalist republican alliance (arena) government are the same people involved in the 1969 invasion of honduras.\" the officers, who at that time \"were directly responsible for killings, pillaging, and outrages against the honduran people, are today members of the salvadoran armed forces leadership,\" the communique adds. according to the fmln, saturday's clash \ (the communique) also requests that the honduran armed forces not get involved in a war foreign to them. the honduran military has neither denied nor confirmed the salvadoran guerrillas reports, and an army spokesman has stated that investigations are being conducted. the honduran armed forces, have on several occasions, reported that the guerrillas have \ in salvadoran refugee camps, and continuously enter honduran territory to rest or for resupply of weapons and ammunition.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtexthonduran army troopsstartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtextmembers of the counterinsurgency arce battalionstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextsalvadoran armiesstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtexthonduran militarystartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextair forcestartendroleTargettexthelicopterstartendroleTargettexthomesstartendroleTargettextanimalsstartendroleWeapontextrocketsstartendroleWeapontextmachinegunsstartendschema |
| inputdefense minister general oscar botero restrepo disclosed this afternoon that medellin cartel boss pablo escobar gaviria ordered the assassination of bernardo jaramillo ossa, presidential candidate of patriotic union, up. botero said that initial investigations have revealed that escobar gaviria planned and ordered the attack on jaramillo ossa. gen. botero told reporters that the medellin cartel contracted the services of an organization of hired assassins and sent them to bogota to assassinate the up leader. he added that escobar gaviria ordered the delivery of an initial sum of 300,000 pesos to a third person after the crime was committed at el dorado airport's pedestrian overpass in bogota. the defense minister said that minutes after the killing the das (administrative department of security) intelligence service intercepted an escobar gaviria conversation in medellin. he was ordering his accomplices to pay 300,000 pesos to a third person linked to the paid assassin who killed the up leader. botero also disclosed that the assassin is a 16-year-old youth who carried a false identification card under the name of jairo alberto restrepo posada. meanwhile, anonymous calls were received by various bogota media today. the callers were attributing the attack on up leader jaramillo ossa to a so-called gonzalo rodriguez gacha commando group. in these calls, it was said that the medellin cartel decided to resume the war because for five months it offered to negotiate with the virgilio barco vargas government, and the only response it received was to urge cartel members to turn themselves in to justice. in addition, threats were made against other colombian political figures such as liberal party candidate cesar gaviria trujillo. the callers said that the extraditables released kidnapped people, delivered laboratories, and large quantities of dynamite as proof of their intention to talk, but they never received a reply from the government. the callers said: we are going to turn ourselves in, but we will be dead when we do so. however, before this happens, they said, the country will see the bodies of its leaders, just as in the case of jaramillo ossa.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "medellin cartel boss pablo escobar gaviria", "start": 77, "end": 119}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "organization of hired assassins", "start": 432, "end": 463}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "third person linked to the paid assassin who killed the up leader", "start": 954, "end": 1019}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "16-year-old youth who carried a false identification card under the name of jairo alberto restrepo posada", "start": 1069, "end": 1174}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "callers", "start": 1256, "end": 1263}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "so-called gonzalo rodriguez gacha commando group", "start": 1325, "end": 1373}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "medellin cartel", "start": 77, "end": 92}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "the extraditables", "start": 1794, "end": 1811}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "bernardo jaramillo ossa", "start": 149, "end": 172}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "cesar gaviria trujillo", "start": 1748, "end": 1770}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "francisco merino, vice president of the republic and interior minister, has strongly condemned the murder of former supreme court president francisco jose guerrero. merino described the culprits as murderous beasts. the vice president went to the medical-surgical hospital of the salvadoran institute of social security, to which dr guerrero was taken after the attack. guerrero, who was an adviser to the governmental commission for support to the dialogue (comision de apoyo gubernamental de dialogo), was shot to death by terrorists at the intersection of boulevard de los heroes and alameda juan pablo ii. (begin recording) (merino) what they are showing is that they are bent on carrying out totally destructive actions to lower the confidence of the population and to provoke general panic. i think that although as a government we have always maintained a conciliatory position to attain peace in el salvador, we must also make a firmer decision to take stronger action. the people who commit these wanton actions are deranged people. they do not understand words. they do not understand that they must respect a legal system, or a democratic process or one of humanization. they are simply beasts and murderers and must be treated as such. (end recording) merino said the murderers must be punished with the full weight of the laws, and that one of the terrorists who was wounded and captured at the site of the crime is under interrogation. (begin recording) (merino) one of the criminals was wounded. this will obviously enable us to obtain some clues as to the identity of the actual killers and of the masterminds of this new murder, which has shocked salvadoran society. as in previous cases, we are conducting investigations in this case. however, i repeat that the time has come for us to take a firmer stand, to do our utmost, and to realize that if nothing has happened to us thus far, it does not mean we will not fall victim to these murderers. it is better to take precautions now than to have regrets later. (end recording) merino said that this campaign of violence promoted by the terrorist hordes has not ended. clear evidence of this is this brutal and cowardly murder, which has again filled the suffering salvadoran people with sorrow.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "terrorists", "start": 530, "end": 540}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "francisco jose guerrero", "start": 140, "end": 163}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "five guatemalan university leaders threatened with death have sought refuge in panama, costa rica, and mexico, while un human rights observer peter kooijmans is in guatemala conducting an investigation on the increasing violence in this central american country. according to members of the university student association (aeu) of san carlos de guatemala university, the students leaders decided to leave the country because of the continuous threats of death and persecution and due to the kidnapping and assassination of five university students. the names of the students who fled the country are being kept secret to protect their relatives who live in guatemala city and in the interior of the country, the sources maintained. three of the students traveled to panama, one to mexico, and another to costa rica. this month, the corpses of five assassinated aeu leaders were found in the capital, some with signs of torture. six other university student leaders remain kidnapped. belisario polo, student affairs director at the university of panama, today told efe that the three aeu leaders arrived in the country last weekend and are living in private houses. guatemalan government officials said they have no official reports on the departure of the highest aeu leaders. the departure of the five university students leaders coincides with the visit to guatemala of peter kooijmans, who yesterday met guatemalan president vinicio cerezo, government officials, and army officers to gather information. during his meeting with government minister roberto valle, kooijmans requested reports on the investigations the government has conducted on the case of the kidnapped students, the guatemalan government official said. the kidnapping and assassination of the five university students and the threats against other aeu members have been condemned by leaders from universities in mexico, honduras, peru, colombia, costa rica, el salvador, nicaragua, and panama. university students leaders from canada, ecuador, chile, and the frg have expressed their solidarity and demanded that the guatemalan government to investigate these assassinationas. the aeu requested the higher university council to suspend classes for the current semester in view of the wave of violence guatemala is suffering and in view of the death threats against the main student leaders. as a response, the csu has decided to let each academic section decide the strategy it will implement to get protection from the violence. several of the state university schools have modified the evening schedule, and most classes have been reduced to 2-hours periods so students can return home early. several labor union organizations have condemned the kidnapping and assassination on 15 september of eduardo antonio lopez palencia, a student whose corpse showed signs of torture.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "Victim", "text": "eduardo antonio lopez palencia", "start": 2806, "end": 2836}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the salvadoran army reported today that it had seized an arsenal in the northern outskirts of san salvador. an army source said that the discovery of this arsenal thwarts terrorist plans in san salvador. the arsenal was discovered at the suchinango farm, nejapa jurisdiction, approximately 18 km north of san salvador. it was also reported that the militias who attack military positions in the metropolitan area generally are based at the suchinango farm. the 1st infantry brigade displayed the arsenal, which included 20,543 cartridges of various calibers, 2 north korean - made submachineguns, 42 cartridge clips for ak-47 rifles, and small arms. in addition, the salvadoran army confiscated approximately 5,000 fuses for explosives, fragmentation grenades, incendiary bombs, 200 sticks of tnt, and other war equipment. sources from the 1st infantry brigade reported that the brigade conducts permanent operations in the outskirts of san salvador to reduce the number of attacks on military posts in the metropolitan area.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "it is impossible to have free elections in a country where repression prevails. in an indisputable effort of clear flexibility and willingness for peace, the fmln presented a peace proposal to jose napoleon duarte's government and the salvadoran armed forces high command. that proposal is aimed at turning elections into a contribution to peace. two weeks have passed since we presented our proposal, and neither the government nor the armed forces have officially responded to the fmln initiative. that initiative has had the support of the international community and of our country's largest groups. neither the government nor the high command have responded to the people's outcry and world expectations, which are awaiting a positive response to our proposal. on the contrary, the government, its armed forces, and the members of their squads disguised in civilian clothes continue their dirty war against the peoples movement and their widespread war in the countryside. the national guard (word indistinct) murdered university student mario flores, whose body was left on a highway near the port of acajutla. meanwhile, national police members who were dressed in civilian clothes seized university students hugo martinez and raul ramirez, who are still missing. jaime estevez, a member of the bread, land, work, and freedom movement (mptl) was taken to the usulutan jail to be murdered and the crime was supposed to go unnoticed. meanwhile, according to reports from members of the national federation of agricultural and livestock cooperatives, fenacoa, on 31 january, oromontique battalion troops of the 6th infantry brigade commanded by lieutenant pachecho murdered peasants victor manuel vasquez and rafael romero. the troops faked a clash at horcones de berlin canton to murder those peasants. on 4 january, lucia and maria asuncion romero, and minor pedro gonzalez erazo were captured at the ahuachapan bus station by army troops commanded by murderer colonel canas. the peasant communal association, acc, continues to demand the release of peasants bartolo rodriguez, who was captured on 27 january, and (name indistinct) captured on 2 february by troops of colonal orlando montano of the 6th infantry brigade. the nongovernmental salvadoran human rights commission reported the seizure of maclovia gonzalez, virgilio ortiz cruz, and virgilio ortiz, who were captured on 4 january by military detachment no 4 troops at el mayuelo canton, morazan department. their whereabouts are still unknown. the mptl also reported that roberto mena was captured by atonal battalion troops at 1600 on 5 february. there cannot be free and clean elections in this atmosphere of repression. the government and the army high command continue terrifying and killing the salvadoran people. the peoples' will cannot be expressed through their vote with such an atmosphere of repression, especially if the groups disputing power are a bunch of murderers and corrupt men.", "output": 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| {"input": "salvadoran people, we cannot but thank you and recognize the way in which you are bearing the fmln aggression. we truly have a duty toward the salvadoran people and we will give you all our support. we are willing to give you everything that we can possibly give you so that (word indistinct) can live in peace and tranquillity. echoing that attitude, salvadoran people, we must also help our soldiers. we must give them all the cooperation they need in order for the current situation to end as soon as possible. we must call for national unity. we must all cooperate to save our homeland from the terrorist aggression. we must all unite to achieve peace and tranquillity as soon as possible, always taking into account the situation our country is going through. we must support our democratic process, our institutions, and we must totally reject the fmln terrorist forces. we must face those forces through a united front. we call on all of our country's democratic and political forces to form a united front; to reject violence as a way of solving problems in el salvador; and to unite in our aspiration to live in a democracy and in peace, tranquillity, and respect for the laws. briefly, we must unite to live in a de jure state in which the people can live in harmony and tranquillity. it is therefore necessary that all political parties join efforts, not around a government or an institution, but for the salvadoran people to achieve their dearest goals. we are receiving the international community's support. the international community is supporting salvadoran democracy. we have received encouraging messages from countries such as great britain, which has vigorously condemned the fmln terrorist action. we have received a message from the eec, in which that group is telling the fmln that the armed struggle is not the solution to the problems and that to be able to solve our problems, we must first have peace and then achieve the country's social and economic development. those goals must be attained through a peace process. the government had already began that process and the fmln tried to break it. the peace process must be based on the esquipulas ii agreement and especially on the tela agreement. we have also witnessed how different political and ideological tendencies have become unified in other countries. (continued)outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputunfortunately marred by a carabinero's assassination, we have returned to democracy. patricio aylwin has been elected president of chile. i congratulate him and his followers, and i wish him success in his government, for the good of chile and chileans. his triumph is not a defeat for our ideas. my campaign was constantly focused on the idea of freedom -- both political and economic -- private property, and the social market economy. it had to be this way because this is the future chileans want, and if our ideas gain ground, that is more important than the name of the man charged with implementing them. but those ideas must be disseminated even more with incessant work. in a democracy, the opposition also governs. history has placed us in the constructive opposition for the next 4 years. we will be willing to cooperate for the good of the country, but we will stay alert to defend our vision of the future. i am convinced that an intelligent opposition can do much for the country, particularly if that opposition is backed by the nearly 2 million people who today supported my candidacy. the work that lies ahead will to a large extent be carried out in congress. the information now available suggests that the pact for democracy and progress has gained a valuable representation in both houses of congress. let my congratulations go to the future deputies and senators of democracy and progress. i seize this occasion to let them know that they can count on my support. i am satisfied with the number of votes i won, considering the unfavorable circumstances. i am satisfied with the enthusiastic and generous work carried out by my electoral staff and by the political parties. i thank them for their support. i want to especially thank each of the men and women who voted for me. to the millions of chilean men and women who in sunshine or rain throughout chile filled up stadiums, plazas, and streets, chanting out slogans for the future; to those who saw the street with the symbol of the star of hope; to those who pasted my picture on walls, windows, and notebooks; to those who encouraged me in this tiresome but moving campaign with an embrace, a handshake, or a smile; to all those i want to express my deepest thanks. i will keep them in my heart for the rest of my life. when we initiated this presidential campaign -- an honor that you know i never sought -- i told my followers that just like climbing a mountain, there were moments of advance, fatigue, and falls, but i trusted that, mustering all our energy, we would outdo ourselves and reach the summit. i am satisfied because i believe that each one of us, as individuals and as a political force, have outdone ourselves and climbed a lon way up the mountain, battling for our ideas and for votes. we did not reach the summit, true, but this must not dismay us. today we are closer to the summit than when we started. thank you very much, everyone. good night.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the state's secret services still have no clues regarding the two u.s. citizens who were kidnapped in the past few hours by guerrillas of the eln (army of national liberation) during operations in medellin. the victims were identified as david lecky, director of the columbus school, and james arthur donnelly. both were kidnapped by the so-called nelson mandela cell of the eln 48 hours before the presidential drug summit in cartagena. madrid efe in spanish at 2132 gmt on 13 december reports that bogota radio cadena nacional lists the kidnap victims as \outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextnelson mandela cell of the elnstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextarmy of national liberationstartendroleVictimtextdavid leckystartendroleVictimtextjames arthur donnellystartendroleVictimtextleslie kentstartendschema |
| input1. we have learned about the patriotic invitation included in the document signed by monsignor mario revollo bravo and by the distinguished former presidents alfonso lopez, julio cesar turbay, and misael pastrana as well as by patriotic union president diego montana cuellar. 2. to respond to such proposals, we reiterate our well-known peace commitments expressed in our most sincere and frank statements. 3. we fully share the criteria expressed by them regarding the survival of the state and government, which was democratically elected, against organizations and people like us, who have shown no regard for the law by fighting institutions and the legally established order. 4. after evaluating our conduct under the previous concept, we are only interested in peace, tranquillity, and democracy for our fatherland and for our people. 5. as a result, we accept the victory of the state, the institutions, and the legally established government. we will lay down our weapons and other means of struggle for the sake of the country's best interests. 6. we accept the legal order that is currently in force with the hope that the government and society will respect our rights and will allow us to return to our families and communities. 7. as an absolute proof of our interest in achieving peace, we have decided to immediately release mrs patricia echavarria and her daughter as well as other people who are being held hostage as circumstances permit. we would like to add that we are not responsible for all the cases of kidnapped people of which we are accused. 8. we offer our services as mediators to achieve peace with the emerald traffickers, the so-called paramilitary groups, and the so-called hired assassins with the only purpose of ending the violence that is hurting our colombian fatherland. 9. we have decided to suspend the shipment of drugs and to turn in our weapons, explosives, laboratories, clandestine landing strips, and other elements that are related to our activities as soon as we get constitutional and legal guarantees. 10. there will be no more bombings anywhere on national territory and we have ordered the suspension of all types of executions of political leaders, government officials, association leaders, judicial officials, journalists, policemen, and soldiers. 11. the essential reason for our struggle has been and will always be our families, our freedom, our people, our lives, and our rights as citizens of this fatherland. the extraditables, 16 january 1990", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "the extraditables", "start": 2516, "end": 2533}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "patricia echavarria", "start": 1369, "end": 1388}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "brave salvadoran people, on this occasion and as defense and public security minister, professional soldier, and a salvadoran citizen, i am very pleased to be able to bring you this message. above all, this message conveys our most respectful and thoughful greetings to the salvadoran people and our hopes that, during this troubled time, you will remain calm and have confidence and faith in your armed forces. a few moments ago, you heard the voice of the first soldier of our glorious armed forces, the voice of the president of the republic and general commander of the armed forces. at this time, i wish to express the feelings of each and every member of the armed forces, of the institution that at this moment is being institutionally challenged. we, as soldiers born of this people to serve this people, express our solidarity with that message of confidence, security, and hope sent by the president of the republic. everyone has heard about what has happened in our country in the past 48 hours. no conscientious citizen, no real salvadoran, is unaware of the aggression to which we have once again been subjected by the f m l n's (farabundo marti national liberation forces) treacherous terrorist forces. evidently, this action, this terrororist action, is only aimed at causing pain and sorrow for the people and at destroying the real feelings, inspiration, and will of the people. on this occasion, the armed forces step forward to defend the people, the people who are demanding the obliteration of these terrorist and cowardly forces. the attitude of our courageous people, the attitude of the people who today are writing one of the most brilliant pages in our history, creates an opportunity for the armed forces, guarantor of security, order, and tranquility, to say: salvadoran people, the armed forces are with you; the armed forces assume their professional duty of defending the most sacred interests of our homeland, of our country, el salvador. the salvadoran armed forces, as an institution, have never forgotten their duty and today reiterate their absolute willingness and determination to make the biggest sacrifice if this becomes necessary, so that you, salvadoran people, can aspire to a future full of happiness and well-being. we praise the determination of the people. we applaud and congratulate the people for their determination and the stoicism with which they, the brave salvadoran citizens, have confronted these moments of tragedy and challenge. we say: salvadoran people, this institution -- your armed forces -- is at your side. the armed forces are willing to shed their blood and give their lives precisely so that the children of our people, so that the children of our children, can aspire to a worthy, free, just, and independent life. we wish to congratulate our people for their attitude. we wish to congratulate all the salvadoran people because, with their words of encouragement sent to us through different means, the institution feels stronger and more willing to defend the real aspirations of the salvadoran people. this brave attitude -- this attitude that reflects the real salvadorans -- is, without doubt, the strongest response and the worst punishment the terrorist forces could receive. (continued)outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputgeneral carlos arturo casadiego torrado, second in command of the colombian police, has reported the death of gonzalo rodriguez gacha. (police director) general gomez padilla, who is in cali, will travel to bogota and will soon hold a news conference to provide more details on the death of this criminal. in an interview, gen casadiego torrado informed rcn of the operation mounted in the area where the incident occurred. (begin recording) (casadiego) we have been informed by those operating in that area that rodriguez gacha, his son, and the people with them have been killed. that is the information we have available. we do not have details on the operation yet. it was the result of long-term intelligence work carried out with great professionalism, which gave us information on where he could be found. we deployed special groups to carry out that task. (reporter) general, exactly where did the operation, in which rodriguez gacha, his son, and 15 others were killed, take place? (casadiego) in a rural area, as you know, in the northern part of the country. i do not know the exact location. (reporter) has it been officially reported that rodriguez gacha and his son were killed? is this an official report from the national police? (casadiego) that is the information i have. that is the information i have received from the scene of the incident. (reporter) who are the other 15 people killed? (casadiego) we have not identified them yet. officials are traveling to the site to officially identify the bodies. (reporter) were they assistants, bodyguards, escorts? (casadiego) yes, we are sure of that. (reporter) have weapons or other items been confiscated? we have heard that important documents were found. (casadiego) yes, we know that weapons were found which were used to protect this man. however, as i said, we do not have the details on the incident yet. we have been told that rodriguez gacha and his son were killed, as well as other individuals who were with him. (reporter) who else is there? is there a commission of judges? we understand that a few moments ago a plane departed with representatives from the criminal investigative directorate and the attorney general's office. (casadiego) i do not know if representatives from the criminal investigative directorate have traveled there. we sent police inspectors, judges, and we know that the commanders of the three neighboring departments will also be there. (reporter) how was the operation planned, and has the president been informed? (casadiego) as i said, this operation is the result of arduous work by the national police. it was a very important mission. for a long time we have been carrying out these types of operations. we are still doing this type of work and will continue to do so. (continued)", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "special groups", "start": 838, "end": 852}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "colombian police", "start": 66, "end": 82}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "gonzalo rodriguez gacha", "start": 110, "end": 133}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the fmln will maintain these unilateral actions during a sufficient and moderate period of time to allow the government and the armed forces to carry out the corresponding actions that will contribute to creating a serious climate for negotiations. in this sense, we demand the government and the armed forces to: 1. immediately cease repression, stop assassinations, arrests, use of torture on political prisoners, security corps actions against demonstrations, strikes, and other people's activities. we also demand the lifting of the siege against the national university, labor union offices, and offices of other people's organizations, and an end to searches against these organizations. 2. permit the immediate repatriation of all refugees, with no restrictions, to the places they select. to lift the siege and restrictions on the movement of people at the already established resettlements, and on the conflict areas where the army prevents the arrival of supplies. 3. cease the attacks on the freedom of expression in the form of assassinations, intimidation, and dismissal of newsmen, and pressure on the media in general. 4. suspend conscription, which is carried out only among the low income sectors of the population. 5. stop using land mines and booby traps, which have caused hundreds of casualties attributed to the fmln. stop bombing civilian targets and inhabited areas. the fmln, in turn, agrees to stop actions that directly affect the government's war economy and imbalance the army's defensive system. the fmln agrees to stop using such weapons as the mines that have inflicted thousands of casualties on the army. some of these actions have affected the population, either directly or indirectly. we demand that the government stop using repressive measures that directly affect the population and their democratic rights. we will not, however, accept as a government goodwill gesture our war disabled leaving the country for medical treatment, if and when this departure takes place. we regard this as a basic humanitarian right subject to international accords, such as the geneva convention, signed and ratified by the salvadoran state. the fulfillment of these accords has been demanded from the government by various organizations and the latest un human rights commission resolution. as of today, we will be watching the actions of the government and the armed forces on the five points proposed. we invite the government and the armed forces to demonstrate true willingness for peace by taking the actions we have proposed and initiating a serious negotiating process to end the war. fmln general command. el salvador, 7 september 1989.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the attack in which five venezuelan soldiers were killed at the border with colombia has been blamed, according to some reports, on colombian guerrillas and drug trafficking gangs operating in colombia. venezuelan president carlos andres perez blamed colombian drug trafficking gangs for the attack -- in which five guards were killed -- perpetrated on 26 october in the border state of apure against a national guard patrol in the area. referring last night to the drug trafficking gangs, perez said this is \"a provocation for venezuela because they are trying to extend their claws to our country.\" however, jorge romero, governor of the border state of tachira, which borders the state of apure, maintained this was an \"attack with very powerful explosives\" perpetrated by \"members of the colombian guerrillas, presumably from the army of national liberation army, against a national guard jeep.\" according to romero, it has been determined during the preliminary investigations that the explosives that killed the five soldiers were buried in a road near cutufi, and set off by remote control as the military vehicle passed by. last night, the defense ministry ordered the arrest of five alleged colombian guerrillas, whom it blamed for the attack. however, the attackers reportedly crossed the border into colombia.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "members of the colombian guerrillas", "start": 786, "end": 821}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "colombian drug trafficking gangs", "start": 254, "end": 286}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "army of national liberation army", "start": 843, "end": 875}, {"role": "Target", "text": "national guard jeep", "start": 887, "end": 906}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "very powerful explosives", "start": 744, "end": 768}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the salvadoran armed forces today announced the seizure of a considerable amount of weapons from the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln) guerrillas at a safe house in the northern section of this capital. according to the report, the arsenal is the largest one seized from the guerrillas over the last few months. a police officer stressed that the weapons -- 348 soviet-made ak-47 rifles, 118 automatic pistols, 29 grenade launchers, approximately 159 ammunition sacks, swords, fragmentation grenades, and over 100 explosive blocks with detonators and slow-burning fuses -- were among the supplies found in an fmln warehouse in san salvador. a official communique noted that \"military intelligence services have learned that terrorist groups were smuggling soviet-made weapons from nicaragua in specially-outfitted trailers to equip the urban commandos as well as the militias to enable them to commit terrorist acts on 1 june.\" salvadoran president-elect alfredo cristiani of the rightist nationalist republican alliance will assume this country's presidency tomorrow; the armed forces have deployed 10,000 troops for the ceremony.outputjson_structuresschema |
| input... if the colleagues at the central studio have any questions for the bogota electrical energy institute employee who was at the site of the incident. we are observing a terrible scene of desolation and death because all the passangers going to cali, valle del cauca department, died. there is no single survivor according to national police reports. they are awaiting criminal instruction judges. however, the electricity company worker may answer questions posed by studio reporters. later on we will have more official information. (studio reporter) can you confirm the arrival of the police's bomb squad? authorities fear the crash may have been caused by an explosion rather than an accident inside the airplane. (reporter) the f-2 judicial police and criminal statistics experts are here. they feel that the accident may have been caused by a terrorist action. the remark was made based on witness accounts. they noted that this may have been a terrorist attack because airplanes do not have this kind of accident unless there is an explosion, something that has very serious consequences. according to reports by the national police f-2 experts, the airplane broke into six pieces. it is completely destroyed, which is why the 106 passengers aboard are strewn across an area 6-8 km wide. access to the airplane's remains is difficult because this is a mountainous region. the casquito (word indistinct) is through the road that goes from bosa, cundinamarca department, to the school (not further identified). authorities say that this area is located very close to sluice number 3, muna 3, which feeds water to the dam. the situation is very difficult and dramatic. right now, experts are collecting samples and trying find all they can to learn for sure if this was a terrorist action or a serious accident caused by a flaw in the mechanical system of the hk-1803 airplane.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextterroriststartendroleTargettexthk-1803 airplanestartendschema |
| inputthe colombian government has extradited to the united states five (number as received) individuals within the last few hours, including jose rafael avello silva, also known as el mono avello. the authorities reported that avello is wanted by a u.s. court for commiting many crimes, including conspiracy and complicity in crimes against the u.s. economy. the government of president virgilio barco vargas reopened the process of extradition via administrative channels after the law on extraditions was struck down by the supreme court. the authorities reported that el mono avello, who is the leading figure in the so-called medellin cartel, was extradited this morning at 0530. he left aboard a u.s. drug enforcement administration plane. the following are awaiting extradition: guillermo bono delgado; manuel julian palma; victor eduardo vera mosquera; commercial pilot ricardo de la cuesta marquez; robert james sokolowsky salak; nelson cuevas ramirez; and evaristo porras. the colombian authorities also reported that emilio reynosa aguilar was expelled yesterday from the country. he is wanted by the peruvian courts, and there was also a request for his extradition. however, the colombian and peruvian governments agreed that it was best to expel reynosa aguilar from colombia. he is wanted by two lima courts for helping prisoners escape and for other crimes. on 6 september, president virgilio barco vargas extradited economist eduardo martinez romero to a court in atlanta, georgia. the u.s. authorities charged martinez romero with laundering approximately $1.2 billion from the sale of illegal drugs. later, at 0330 on 14 september, the following were extradited: ana elena beatriz rodriguez tamayo, eduardo pelaez roldan, and italian citizen roberto victor carlini aroca. the government of virgilio barco vargas decided to carry out administrative extraditions on 18 august, following the assassinations of colonel waldemar franklin quintero, commander of the antioquia police, and luis carlos galan, a senator and presidential hopeful for the liberal party.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputsalvadoran president-elect alfredo cristiani condemned the terrorist killing of attorney general roberto garcia alvarado and accused the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln) of the crime. legislative assembly president ricardo valdivieso and vice president-elect francisco merino also declared that the death of the attorney general was caused by what valdivieso termed the guerrillas' \"irrational violence.\" garcia alvarado, 56, was killed when a bomb placed by urban guerrillas on his vehicle exploded as it came to a halt at an intersection in downtown san salvador. \"we have to condemn this incident, it is a guerrilla act,\" alfredo cristiani, nationalist republican alliance (arena) president-elect, who will replace christian democrat jose napoleon duarte on 1 june, stated. cristiani said that \"these are the risks faced by someone who enforces the law.\" he noted that \"the guerrillas' irrational attitude makes it increasingly difficult to believe they want peace.\he would take measures against urban terrorists.\the driver told the attorney general about the bomb. the vehicle swerved and the bomb exploded, causing the top of the vehicle to collapse on the attorney general's head,\" merino stated. guerrillas attacked merino's home in san salvador 5 days ago with explosives. there were seven children, including four of the vice president's children, in the home at the time. a 15-year-old niece of merino's was injured. \ cristiani said, \ the president-elect ruled out the possibility that these attacks \ \ he stated. cristiani said the guerrilla attacks are intended to prompt a government and military reaction so the fmln can \ abroad to \ ricardo valdivieso, president of the legislative asssembly and an arena leader, said the fmln and its \ groups are responsible for the \ valdivieso said the legislative assembly will approve drastic laws to \ he said the attorney general \ according to the police and garcia alvarado's driver, who escaped unscathed, the attorney general was traveling with two bodyguards. one of them was injured. the attorney general's body was destroyed by the bomb that exploded over his head. no group has claimed credit for the attack yet, but police sources claim it \ the same sources confirmed that garcia alvarado had been threatened on several occasions by salvadoran urban guerrillas. moments after the attack, army and police units cordoned off the area and began an all-out military operation to find those responsible. garcia alvarado, father of six, was appointed attorney general on 23 december 1988. he was considered to be closely linked to arena. on several occasions, however, he said he did not represent any party and was carrying out his job \outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextguerrillasstartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtextfmln urban commandosstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextfarabundo marti national liberation frontstartendroleTargettextattorney general's car", "start": 1212, "end": 1234}, {"role": "Target", "text": "merino's homestartendroleVictimtextroberto garcia alvaradostartendroleWeapontextbombstartendroleWeapontextexplosivesstartendschema |
| inputat least seven peruvian presidential guards travelling aboard a military bus were killed today in an attack in downtown lima. the bus was transporting 24 members of the \ presidential escort regiment from the \ barracks to the presidential palace nearby. according to radio reports 12 soldiers were injured in the attack, as were some pedestrians, including a child. it is believed that the bus was damaged by a car bomb explosion. the car bomb was near the barracks, which are 1,200 meters from government palace, which is in turn about 500 meters from the congress building. the military guards who were attacked were scheduled to relieve the presidential palace guards at 1300. the colorful uniforms and the military steps of the about 60 \ guards who participate in the changing of guard ceremony are a daily attraction for tourists and passersby who gather at the plaze de armas in the historic center of lima.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsroleTargettextmilitary busstartendroleTargettext\ barracksstartendroleWeapontextcar bombstartendschema |
| inputthe government of the republic of guatemala yesterday strongly condemned the murder of jorge adolfo vargas gonzalez, second secretary of the nicaraguan embassy in guatemala. vargas was murdered yesterday morning in zone 10 of this capital. claudia arenas, public relations secretary of the presidency, has said that \ she added that \ the government spokesperson added that \ the murdered diplomat, jorge adolfo vargas gonzalez, was the second secretary of the nicaraguan embassy in guatemala. foreign minister ariel rivera this morning also condemned the murder of the second secretary of the nicaraguan embassy in guatemala, jorge adolfo vargas gonzalez.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsroleVictimtextjorge adolfo vargas gonzalezstartendschema |
| inputthe supreme court ruled today that most of the decrees issued by president virgilio barco to face the situation of public order in the country are constitutional. the decrees were issued on 18 august, the same day senator luis carlos galan sarmiento was assassinated. let us find out which decrees were approved and which were declared unconstitutional. the supreme court declared the following decrees constitutional: administrative extradition, as long as there are public order problems and as long as the country is under a state of seige; the implementation of fines and procedures to punish people becoming rich through illegal means; and fines that are imposed for use of force to achieve a political outcome. the supreme court declared the following decree unconstitutional: the system being used to raid, confiscate, occupy, and expropriate property. according to the supreme court, the mechanism being used was administrative and it should be done judicially, by order of a judge.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsroleVictimtextluis carlos galan sarmientostartendschema |
| inputeducation minister yitzhaq navon today demanded in the cabinet session that the government return all israelis who illegally provide military training abroad. the government must put an end to the disgrace some israelis cause to all of us. here is a report by our political correspondent natan gutman: (begin recording) the weekly cabinet session dealt with the colombia issue only briefly. defense minister yitzhaq rabin briefly referred to the issue mainly because he was asked by other ministers to do so. deputy prime minister yitzhaq navon said that the government must put an end to the disgrace caused by some israelis. defense minister rabin merely stated that the whole issue of the involvement of israelis in colombia is under investigation. defense elements made clear at the meeting that since 1986 there has been a need to acquire a specific permit for any security activity by an israeli body abroad. it was further made clear that the hod hahanit (spearhead) company did not have such a permit, and has been warned not to operate in colombia. at the conclusion of the session, cabinet secretary elyaqim rubinstein said that the israeli government disassociates itself from any such activity. it was further stressed that israel considers the struggle against the plague of international drugs a very important quest. as for the situation in the territories, the defense minister explained that the feeling of a deadlocked political process leads to an escalation of the intifadah (uprising). it was stressed that the masked men create a real legal problem. minister sciaki suggested that orders be issued to allow shooting at masked men if suspicions warrant. (end recording) finance minister shim'on peres' draft law on streamlining bureaucracy was approved today in the cabinet by a large majority of 14 to 2. sharp exchanges between the finance minister and some likud ministers took place. our economic correspondent yaron kulas reports: (begin recording) (kulas) the debate on the draft law on slashing bureaucracy reopened the loud disagreement between the finance minister and likud ministers moshe nisim, roni milo, and ehud olmert. only two ministers objected to the proposal: 'ezer weizman, who said that the true economic problem today is the intifadah; and ecology and environmental protection minister roni milo. (passage omitted) ten ministers abstained from voting. the plan was endorsed, however, by a large majority. the knesset will convene to ratify the draft law early next week. (end recording)", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "venezuelan president carlos andres perez' brother-in-law was kidnapped in colombia, according to family sources in caracas. a report broadcast on a private television channel stated that unidentified assailants kidnapped norberto rodriguez -- brother of venezuela's first lady blanca rodriguez de perez -- in colombia's northern santander department, where he was tending to personal matters. according to the television report, the venezuelan government contacted colombian authorities to obtain more information on the incident. no reasons were given as to why rodriguez' relatives fear that he might have been kidnapped.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "unidentified assailants", "start": 188, "end": 211}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "norberto rodriguez", "start": 222, "end": 240}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the rector of the central american university (uca), father miguel francisco estrada, has described the government's report that armed forces elements are responsible for the killing of six uca priests as most important, although he also noted that the report is incomplete. (begin recording) (estrada) i believe it is incomplete because we do not yet know who committed the crimes. we only know that they belong to an institution, and this of course is only partial information. (reporter) did you know that the government was going to make this announcement last night, or was it a surprise? (estrada) i think it was a surprise because we had been in touch with the president and with the crime commission, which is the one carrying out the investigations on orders from the president and the government. they promised us that if we were to cooperate by providing information, they would do everything possible to resolve the problem and carry out the investigations. at that point i was skeptical, because the persons who have testified have accused the armed forces, and i had never seen a salvadoran president or the armed forces making a serious effort to clean up its image and carry out investigtions to put members of the armed forces in prison. i was skeptical. i had never seen that happen, but facts show that i was mistaken. (end recording) father estrada has admitted that there has been international pressure to have this case investigated, but he optimistically believes that the decision to investigate has been adopted also for the sake of the prestige of the armed forces. (begin recording) (estrada) i am inclined to believe that the armed forces are acting not only as a result of pressure, but also because they could be denied military or economic aid. i believe that a crime such as the one being investigated goes against the very essence of the armed forces, which exists to protect the citizens, not to harm them. (end recording) father estrada said he trusts in the moral strength of president cristiani to see this case through to the end. he cautioned, however, that so far nothing new has been said and that a listing of the people involved and a just sentence would be news.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextmembers of the armed forcesstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextarmed forcesstartendschema |
| inputin lima today, unofficial sources reported that at least 2,500 people have been detained by the peruvian police in raids carried out in search of hector delgado parker, a local television impresario, and his kidnappers. the police raids began shortly after the kidnapping of delgado parker, a former adviser to peruvian president alan garcia and one of the most important television impresario. delgado parker was kidnapped in downtown lima wednesday (4 october) by a commando of the pro-che guevara group tupac amaru revolutionary movement (mrta). as a result of the terrorist action, delgado's driver was killed, and delgado's bodyguard was seriously wounded, while delgado himself was violently abducted by the mrta activists. according to the sources, the raids carried out by the police, who detain people without identification papers and suspects after checking on pedestrians and vehicles, took place on lima's access roads as well as in some suburban areas of this city and even in downtown lima. the peruvian national police have reported that some 2,000 agents of the antiterrorist directorate (dircote) and the kidnapping division are participating in the search operations ordered by president garcia. in telephone calls to lima media, the mrta has claimed responsibility for the kidpanapping of hector delgado parker. television \"channel 5,\" of which the kidnapped businessman is part owner, was among the media mrta called.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "commando of the pro-che guevara group tupac amaru revolutionary movement (mrta)", "start": 472, "end": 551}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "tupac amaru revolutionary movement", "start": 510, "end": 544}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "hector delgado parker", "start": 146, "end": 167}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "defense minister general eugenio vides casanova has visited la alameda roosevelt to observe the voting process. he also said an investigation will be conducted into the murders of three reporters, two salvadorans and a netherlander. there will also be an investigation into the wounding of a salvadoran reporter and a cbs reporter. (begin recording) (vides) this is the same question asked (words indistinct). the election process is proceeding normally in all municipalities except seven. clashes were reported in two municipalities and the elections were suspended in two others. one of them is el sauce, with which communications have been cut off. the other is santa elena, where a clash occurred. i think people will vote here later. no voting is taking place in four other municipalities. (reporter) (question indistinct) (vides) i have no other information. at the time i departed, i sent for reports from the hospital. i was told he died, but we have to gather more data on how the incident happened. (reporter) (question indistinct) (vides) we have always held reporters in the highest regard. all armed forces members have been informed of this. but problems arise when some people ignore checkpoints and the guards try to stop them. i hereby appeal to people to obey checkpoints. we are the first to regret these incidents. we have very good and close relations with the media and know (words indistinct). (reporter) will this have repercussions? (vides) serious repercussions will certainly occur, but you can rest assured that what happened was unintentional. some people ignored the order to stop. the people should be more alert and aware of the situation because of the rebels' attacks. (end recording)outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextarmed forces membersstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextarmed forcesstartendschema |
| inputa. we hereby voice our willingness that there be an immediate in situ cease-fire with international supervision and an overall and definitive simultaneous negotiation leading to a national consensus based on democratization, demilitarization of society, and respect for the rights of salvadorans. b. in order to hold good negotiations, we feel it is necessary to establish immediate guarantees for the respect of human rights, democratic freedoms, and political and social groups through: 1. lifting of the state of siege and repeal of the law on refo the penal codes, also known as the antiterrorist law that was recently approved by the legislative assembly. 2. release of all political prisoners. 3. allowed departure of fmln war disabled and medical treatmen fmln wounded. 4. immediate dismissal of the following commanders and officer colonel rene emilio ponce, chairman of the joints chiefs of staff, for his responsibility in decisions made by the armed forces high command to carry out indiscriminate bombings against the civilian population and the assassination of the six jesuit priests; general rafael bustillos, general rafael antonio villamariona, and lieutenant colonel juan antonio martinez varela, commander and executive officers of the air force, for their direct responsibility in the bombings of the civilian population; colonel orlando zepeda, deputy defense minister, for having signed the order to assassinate the six jesuit priests; colonel heriberto hernandez, director of the treasury police, which is the corps that carried out the murders; and captain alfonso chavez garcia, who was the direct perpetrator of these murders. all of these dismissals are needed for the credibility and effectiveness of the decision to establish guarantees for the respect for human rights and as a first step in the purge of the salvadoran armed forces, which is necessary for the dismantling of the bloody military dictatorship of the past 60 years. 5. the in situ verification of the respect for human rights must be carried out by the inter-american human rights commission and the un work team on the forced disappearances. c. we think it is indispensable to reorganize the negotiating table to ensure that opposition political parties and social groups are able to fully participate along with the government and the fmln. this will assure a national consensus solution. messrs presidents: the scope of war in our country demands realistic viewpoints, viable and urgent solutions. you can contribute so that the negotiations will prevail over war and the central american peace process will yield specific results. we reiterate our appreciation to your contributions, the fmln general command, el salvador, 8 december 1989.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextcolonel rene emilio ponce, chairman of the joints chiefs of staffstartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtextcolonel orlando zepeda, deputy defense ministerstartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtextcolonel heriberto hernandez, director of the treasury policestartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtexttreasury policestartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtextcaptain alfonso chavez garciastartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextarmed forces high commandstartendschema |
| inputthe situation in the city of rosario has worsened since nightfall. there are reports of widespread shooting among gangs of looters, policemen, and armed civilians defending their property. several police stations, including that of the neighboring towm of villa gobernador galvez, were attacked by people who presumably sought to take them over. according to police sources, these attacks were repelled. police personnel are complying with the provincial government's order to use their firearms. it is believed that there are more fatalities, but it is not known how many.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the police have reported that three terrorist attacks here in bogota and in the caribbean port of cartagena left two dead and three injured. the most serious incident took place at the historical beach resort where a bomb exploded on the 6th floor of the hilton hotel killing two people and seriously injuring another. almost simultaneously another bomb exploded in front of a bank in another part of cartagena, partially destroying the building and injuring a guard and a passerby. meanwhile, in bogota, a bomb exploded at a branch of the city's electric energy enterprise in the suburb of quirigua. the company's offices were destroyed, and approximately 50 neighboring residences were damaged by the blast. according to a guard at the company, who escaped unhurt, two individuals who were passing by the building placed the explosives and fled. the guard said he barely had time to get away from the bomb before it went off. guests at the hotel, where practically all the windows were destroyed, had to be evacuated to other lodgings. cartagena had up to now escaped the wave of dynamite attacks that have been taking place in the country's large cities for the past several weeks. authorities attribute the attacks to drug traffickers.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtexttwo individuals who were passing by the buildingstartendrolePerpetratorIndividualtextdrug traffickersstartendroleTargettexthilton hotelstartendroleTargettextbank in another part of cartagenastartendroleTargettextbranch of the city's electric energy enterprise", "start": 535, "end": 582}, {"role": "Target", "text": "neighboring residences", "start": 670, "end": 692}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "bomb", "start": 220, "end": 224}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "dynamite", "start": 1102, "end": 1110}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "some 9,000 carabineros members will participate in a special police plan before, during, and after the official transfer of power ceremonies in our country. this was reported by general alfredo nunez allende, the carabineros order and security director, who also described the latest terrorist attacks as isolated events which are under control. (begin recording) (nunez allende) we will be responsible for the security of the population and of the foreign guests in keeping with our duty requirements. as for the recent attacks, i must say they are regrettable and i wish they had not taken place, however, this kind of action has been taken into consideration in all our plans. we have adopted all the measures we think are appropriate in case this kind of activity takes place. we will also try to prevent this kind of action during the presidential inauguration so that people under our protection will not be affected. (unidentified reporter) why has terrorist activity increased in the past few days? (nunez allende) i think that this is normal within the current process, it is not a specific factor or objective. the attacks are in keeping with what we have been observing in the past few months. (end recording) the carabineros order and security chief also reported that reinforcements will be brought in to santiago from other parts of the country, and he added that the dissolution of the national intelligence center will not affect the normal work of the carabineros. he also said that in face of the recent terrorist attacks, the appropriate measures have been adopted. as far as he knew, he said, the army will not participate in establishing order and security during the transfer of power ceremony; this will be exclusive responsibility of chilean carabineros. as for the recent terrorist attacks, he said there is no evidence that they are part of a plan, although he admitted that extremist activity has increased lately. however, such actions are within what was expected. he said that the security personnel that will be brought in by the foreign guests have already coordinated their actions with those of carabineros. on 5 march, the carabineros will announce a detailed report on the transfer of power ceremony and on the measures that will be adopted, especially regarding the circulation of cars. the security plan will be similar to the one used during pope john paul ii's visit to chile.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputbogota did not escape the terrorist actions of organized criminals on friday night. two national police officers assigned to the dijin directorate of judidial police and investigations intelligence corps were shot to death as they passed by on a dijin motorcycle in front of a home in western bogota. the criminals intercepted sergeant carlos julio bonilla, who was driving the motorcycle, and corporal luis alberto chavez, as they entered the home. both policemen died instantly. the paid assasins fled in a motorcycle and in a vehicle that awaited them a few meters away, according to witnesses. authorities carried out an intense operation in the city to locate the perpetrators of this latest crime. elsewhere, several armed individuals shot repeatedly at the newspaper el siglo's facilities. this is a new act of harassment against the media. el siglo editor hipolito hincapie was interviewed. (begin recording) (hincapie) the incident took place at 2120. individuals in a blue renault 12 fired several times at the facilities. the facilities are as they were prior to 2120, and the employees are working as usual. (end recording) the damage was minor and, fortunately, there were no victims, thanks to the prompt reaction of the marines guarding the facilities.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "individuals in a blue renault 12", "start": 973, "end": 1005}, {"role": "Target", "text": "newspaper el siglo's facilitiesstartendroleVictimtexthipolito hincapiestartendschema |
| inputroberto santana rojas, a member of the dominican communist party (pcd), has died while serving as a volunteer in the salvadoran guerrilla group farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln), it was reported today. according to pcd secretary general narciso isa conde, the 26-year-old santana rojas was killed on 3 september while fighting in the southeastern front, in usulutan department. isa conde reported that the communist militant, who left a year ago to fight in el salvador as a volunteer guerrilla fighter, had belonged to the dominican navy. the communist leader explained that the body of santana rojas \ santana rojas is the third pcd member to die in el salvador over the past 3 years.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputit was officially reported that a policeman was wounded today when urban guerrillas attacked the guards at a power substation located in downtown san salvador. several urban guerrillas opened fired on members of the national police who were guarding a lempa river hydroelectric executive commission (cel) substation that was damaged during the attack. the wounded policeman was immediately taken to the military hospital in san salvador. the attack occurred at 1130 (1730 gmt)--less than 3 hours before a demonstration through the main streets of san salvador began. the demonstrators attended the funeral of the 10 union leaders who were killed on 31 october during an attack on a union headquarters. the police stepped up surveillance throughout san salvador to prevent new acts of violence. on 1 november urban guerrillas attacked the headquarters of the 1st infantry brigade with rockets. during the attack, one person was killed and another wounded.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtexturban guerrillasstartendroleTargettextlempa river hydroelectric executive commission (cel) substationstartendroleTargettextunion headquartersstartendschema |
| inputcolombian justice minister monica de greiff briefed president virgilio barco today on her official visit to the united states to ask for help in the fight against drug trafficking. the 32-year-old colombian minister returned last night aboard a commercial flight from washington, where she had traveled on 25 august with her family amid strong rumors that she would not return to colombia and that she would resign from the post she has held since 16 july. justice ministry sources said today that de greiff \ and added that \ the rumors about her imminent resignation because of the threats against her and her family, including her 3-year-old son, miguel jose, have stopped with her return to bogota. according to official sources, monica de greiff's visit to washington was to explain \"the difficult situation in which the colombian judicial branch carries out its dangerous job.\" part of the $65 million in aid the united states has promised to colombia to fight drug trafficking has already arrived in the country. it includes bulletproof vests, armored automobiles, and communication equipment for judges and officials of the judicial branch. the colombian justice minister, who studied law at bogota's university of el rosario and in the united states, will meet with the press tomorrow after having presented her report on her trip. so far this year three judges who were in charge of cases against drug traffickers have been killed. in this decade, 200 people, including judges and attorneys, have been killed by drug traffickers.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextdrug traffickersstartendroleVictimtextmonica de greiffstartendroleVictimtextmiguel josestartendschema |
| inputthe entire rebel homeland, el salvador, is bedecked with the farabundo marti national liberation front's (fmln) flags on a day of great victories for the working people! today, 19 march, we have inflicted more than 150 casualties on the dictatorship's troops. radio farabuando marti continues to receive innumerable war reports on the overwhelming blows dealt by all our forces, the salvadoran people's vanguard! we have caused 38 casualties in chalatenango, 20 in morazan, 35 in usulutan, 25 in san salvador, 15 in santa ana, and 9 in san miguel, during the first 14 hours of 19 march! the people's avalanche advances through the streets to achieve their rights and attain peace! we have also damaged five helicopters in 5 days of fighting and today, 19 march, we damaged five helicopters.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputcondemning the smear campaign against his country, cuban ambassador to bolivia angel brugues has strongly rejected the accusations made in washington by florentino aspillaga, a former cuban government official, describing him as a \ claiming that aspillaga was involved with the \ brugues said that \ brugues thus answered the remarks made by aspillaga, who said that, in 1976, cuban prime minister fidel castro ordered the killing of bolivian general joaquin zenteno anaya. in a statement released yesterday afternoon, the cuban ambassador regretted that the united states is providing shelter for this kind of person and using them as \ the news agency prensa latina addressed this issue in a journalistic dispatch. it reports that ambassador brugues had pointed out that \ the cuban ambassador added: \ brugues added: \ he added: \che\ in conclusion, ambassador brugues expressed his conviction that the bolivian-cuban ties will not be affected by this smear campaign. (passage omitted)outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputsalvadoran president jose napoleon duarte tonight called for spain, mexico, venezuela, and nicaragua to mediate with the salvadoran rebels so they will not boycott the 19 march presidential elections. \ duarte said in a speech transmitted by a nationwide radio network. in this speech, he urged the guerrillas to lay down their weapons and join the salvadoran political process. duarte issued this call to the governments of these four countries and to pope john paul ii to intercede with the fmln in support of the elections. in the past few days, the rebels have called for a transportation stoppage to begin on 16 march, have ordered gas station owners to refrain from selling fuel, have announced that they will destroy power lines, and threatened to kill election officials. on sunday, 19 march, 1.8 million salvadorans will cast their vote to elect the man who will replace duarte. the salvadoran president called on the people to vote and said the government and the army \ following the failure of the negotiations, during which the rebels proposed the postponement of the elections and the creation of \ the fmln has asked the people not to vote or to \ their ballots.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextsalvadoran rebelsstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextfmlnstartendroleTargettexttransportationstartendroleTargettextgas stationstartendroleTargettextpower linesstartendschema |
| inputfire department sources reported today that guatemalan army troops killed nine peasants by mistake on 17 august. the soldiers mistook the peasants, who were civil self-defense patrol (pac) members, with a rebel column. according to the same source, military officials have stated that the incident, where three peasants were also wounded, had been a \ the incident took place when northeastern coban base troops mistook the civilian patrol for a rebel column and attacked it. the attack resulted in 9 indian peasants killed and 3 wounded, including a 17-year-old. according to the information supplied by the coban fire department, the incident took place when a pac patrol was combing the area for a rebel column that had been seen in \ farming community area. the civilian patrol was returning to its community on 17 august, when the army troops, who were also searching for the rebel column, fired at them believing they were part of a rebel group. the civilian patrol unit, approximately 70 persons, did not fire back at the soldiers. according to the account given by one of the survivors, the civilians shouted and made signs to the troops until, finally, the soldiers realized their error. the soldiers, however, realized their mistake only after nine civilians had been killed. guatemalan defense minister general hector alejandro gramajo was queried about the incident. he said it was caused by \ and that an army command staff commission had already been sent to investigate it. gramajo said the commission is to establish how the incident occurred, but admitted that initial reports indicate that there had been confusion between army and pac units. the military chief said: \outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextnortheastern coban base troopsstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextguatemalan armystartendschema |
| inputmedellin continues to live through a wave of terror. following last night's attack on a bank, which caused a lot of damage, a load of dynamite was hurled against a police station. fortunately no one was hurt. however, at approximately 1700 today a bomb exploded inside a fast-food restaurant. a medium-sized bomb exploded shortly before 1700 at the presto installations located on (words indistinct) and playa avenue. approximately 35 people were inside the restaurant at the time. a worker noticed a suspicious package under a table where minutes before two men had been seated. after an initial minor explosion, the package exploded. the 35 people had already been evacuated from the building, and only 1 policeman was slightly injured; he was thrown to the ground by the shock wave. the area was immediately cordoned off by authorities while the other businesses closed their doors. it is not known how much damage was caused; however, most of the damage was occurred inside the restaurant. the men who left the bomb fled and there are no clues as to their whereabouts.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "two men", "start": 561, "end": 568}, {"role": "Target", "text": "bank", "start": 89, "end": 93}, {"role": "Target", "text": "fast-food restaurant", "start": 273, "end": 293}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "medium-sized bomb", "start": 300, "end": 317}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "today, relief organizations evacuated dozens of people who were locked inside \"la centroamericana\" building in san salvador where the costa rican embassy is located. however, the embassy continues to be occupied by approximately 50 demonstrators. ambassador jesus fernandez and another two diplomats, as well as three salvadoran television journalists, are still being held hostage. approximately 50 people left the building in which they were locked for 5 hours following the occupation of the embassy by members and sympathizers of the msgr oscar arnulfo romero federation of committees of mothers and relatives (fecmafam) of political prisoners and murdered and missing people. the ambassador and other embassy officials still remain on the third floor of the building, which was surrounded by dozens of riot policemen expert in antiterrorist struggle, armed with high-caliber rifles. red cross, green cross, and relief command members participated in the evacuation of the offices in the building. colonel alejandro sanchez, deputy director of the salvadoran national police, said that \"the problem could be solved within the next 24 hours, but official sources ruled out the use of force. mauricio sandoval, director of the presidency's communications secretariat, went to \ building, located in el salvador's business district, to learn about the situation and described the occupation as a \"propaganda act\" in view of the fact that the second round of talks between the salvadoran government and the guerrillas, scheduled for 16 and 17 october in san jose (costa rica), is drawing closer. the fecmafam occupied the costa rican embassy to protest \"an increase in repression against popular organizations unleashed by alfredo cristiani's fascist government,\and is making pertinent contacts\we will not begin negotiations\, : {: {: [{: {: , : 0, : 0}, : [{: , : , : 513, : 686}, {: , : , : 545, : 686}, {: , : , : 262, : 277}]}]}}, : []} |
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| {: a decisive turn toward the end of impunity\this has augmented the possibilities for the salvadoran people to recover their trust in the government's institutions.\" nevertheless, in a statement given later to the media, the auxiliary bishop emphasized that the implicated military \"do not represent isolated cases of persons who violated the norms of an institution, but are actually part of a formation and thought scheme according to which the defense of human rights is something subversive.\" according to rosa chavez, \"the military world wrongly understands the church's mission in the defense of human rights.\asked about eventual responsibilities not specified by the president, rosa chavez answered: \ he emphasized that, consequently, the step taken yesterday by the salvadoran president \ the bishop recalled that this year is the 10th anniversary of msgr oscar arnulfo romero's assassination, \"which has yet to be solved,\" and asked the government to carry out \"all the legal actions to investigate the cases of thousands and thousands of salvadorans whose lives were taken by guerrilla groups or the army.\" rosa chavez said that the church fully agrees that the crimes of the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln) should be investigated \"with the same zeal\" with which the jesuit priests' slaying has been investigated. \ he added. the bishop emphasized that the two ideologies confronting each other in el salvador equally disdain human rights. \ he said.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextmilitarystartendschema |
| inputthe main reason for coming up with this version was to (words indistinct) masterminds of the crime (words indistinct) to find out who the perpetrators were. with this version, cristiani and the high command are trying to come up with extenuating circumstances for the trial and to place the responsibility for the assassination of the jesuits on mid-level military officers. the colonels who were involved in the crime could be set free and their responsibility would only be related to the fact that the crime was committed within an area under their command. this version of the crime is aimed at leaving the armed forces high command free from any responsibility and to only slightly touch the members of la tandona, especially col orlando cepeda, who was the one who signed the order to assassinate the jesuits, and col rene emilio ponce, chief of staff. col guillermo benavides, who is a member of little importance within la tandona, was indirectly involved in the crime. however, the (word indistinct) is self-evident. the decision to carry out an operation to kill popular and religious democratic leaders was made by the general staff of the armed forces (words indistinct) 4 days after the fmln offensive began. this operation was part of a complete counteroffensive plan of the armed forces, which included the massive use of all the firepower of the air force against poor neighborhoods and the killing of democratic people's movement and church leaders. alfredo cristiani, who was taken to the headquarters of the general staff for security reasons and assumed control of the defense plan, was fully aware of the genocide plan. u.s. officers and advisers were also at the general staff headquarters at the time to discuss and approve this genocide plan. the plan was implemented on the evening of 16 november. all labor union offices in san salvador were looted. the offices of humanitarian organizations, political parties, and religious centers were also looted. the plan was implemented at the installations of the uca. the days that followed saw a continuation of the arrests, persecutions, and assassinations. the offices of all the (words indistinct) were attacked. its leaders were forced to seek refuge or to leave the country to escape this manhunt. this is a policy for which the high command and alfredo cristiani are directly responsible. (words indistinct) the u.s. ambassador and u.s. embassy personnel are fully aware of this. the need to come up with this version comes from the precarious predicament that the government and the armed forces have found themselves in in view of the debates taking place in the u.s. congress to decide the fate of aid to el salvador, which is linked to the results of the investigation of the assassination of the jesuit priests on 16 november.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "armed forces high command", "start": 616, "end": 641}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "mid-level military officers", "start": 347, "end": 374}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "members of la tandona", "start": 702, "end": 723}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "col orlando cepeda", "start": 736, "end": 754}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "col rene emilio ponce, chief of staff", "start": 825, "end": 862}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "col guillermo benavides", "start": 865, "end": 888}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "general staff of the armed forces", "start": 1140, "end": 1173}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "alfredo cristiani", "start": 1481, "end": 1498}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "u.s. officers", "start": 1656, "end": 1669}, {"role": "PerpetratorIndividual", "text": "advisers", "start": 1674, "end": 1682}, {"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "armed forces", "start": 616, "end": 628}, {"role": "Target", "text": "labor union offices", "start": 1846, "end": 1865}, {"role": "Target", "text": "offices of humanitarian organizations", "start": 1900, "end": 1937}, {"role": "Target", "text": "political parties", "start": 1939, "end": 1956}, {"role": "Target", "text": "religious centers", "start": 1962, "end": 1979}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "at least six persons were killed and several injured when a car bomb exploded today outside the offices of the salvadoran workers national union federation (fenastras) in the heart of san salvador, the police reported. the explosion occurred at 1230 (1830 gmt) and caused panic and confusion. fenastras belongs to the national union of salvadoran workers (unts), the largest national organization opposed to the government.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "Target", "text": "offices of the salvadoran workers national union federation (fenastras)", "start": 96, "end": 167}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "car bomb", "start": 60, "end": 68}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "official sources announced that a u.s. state department hercules c-123 cargo plane was partially destroyed early this morning when an incendiary bomb exploded at the monteria airport. monteria is the capital of cordoba department and it is located 490 km north of bogota. a spokesman for the monteria police advised afp via telephone that the front part of the plane, as well as the cockpit, were burned when a bomb, planted by unidentified persons, exploded. no victims were reported. the u.s. embassy in bogota confirmed that the plane was \"seriously damaged\" by the flames; however, the embassy did not specify the origin of the fire. according to embassy spokesman peter samson, the plane is the property of the u.s. state department's international narcotics matters (inm). the plane, which was returning to the united states after fulfilling a mission in peru, had been parked at the monteria airport for the past 2 weeks. the plane was forced to land in monteria after one of its engines failed, the embassy spokesman added. according to the monteria police, the fire broke out after an explosion was heard. the firemen intervened quickly to prevent the fire from spreading and completely destroying the plane. the fire broke out at 0430 (0930 gmt), a few hours before two c-130 planes--u.s. military cargo planes--arrived at bogota air force base with military materiel sent to help fight the battle against drug trafficking launched by the colombian authorities.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextunidentified personsstartendroleTargettextu.s. state department hercules c-123 cargo planestartendroleWeapontextincendiary bombstartendschema |
| inputin a communique addressed to the local media, the peruvian guerrilla movement tupac amaru revolutionary movement (mrta) today claimed responsibility for the kidnapping of 102 people. among the many businessmen who have been kidnaped from different industrial and business sectors is carlos enrique ferreyros, alias \ ferreyros was kidnaped on 2 december. the mrta is asking $10 million ransom for ferreyros' release. this is the largest ransom the mrta has ever requested. (passage omitted)", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "tupac amaru revolutionary movement", "start": 78, "end": 112}, {"role": "Victim", "text": "carlos enrique ferreyros", "start": 286, "end": 310}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "attention: a report from san salvador states that fighting continues in the northern sector of the city. our forces are finding little resistance from the so-called troops brought from the interior of the country. the report states that during today's clashes in ciudad delgado, los alpes, guadalupe, and san patricio neighborhoods, the treasury police suffered three casualties. we inflicted two casualties on the treasury police in los alpes neighborhood, and the 6th military detachment suffered one casualty during a clash in san patricio neighborhood. it has also been reported that fmln (farabundo marti national liberation front) forces have set up barricades on the northern trunk road and power lines have been sabotaged. as a result of this sabotage, an area of san salvador does not have power. we have also learned that two transformers were destroyed on km 10 of the northern trunk road, where barricades were also set up. the report adds that the enemy showed up 90 minutes after the barricades had been set up and heavy fighting resulted. the enemy troops suffered four casualties; our forces have reported that they have not encountered problems on the northern trunk road. at this hour, 1613 (2213 gmt), the rebel presence in increasing on the northern trunk road. attention: during yesterday's attack, with people's artillery on 4th infantry brigade troops, we inflicted eight casualties. these eight casualties have been confirmed. at noon today, clashes with 1st military detachment troops was reported in la cruz hill, san miguel de mercedes jurisdiction. we repeat: today at noon, fighting was reported in la cruz hill, san miguel de mercedes, chalatenango department. this has been the latest report we have received. there is fighting in ciudad delgado, los alpes, guadalupe, san patricio, and our guerrilla columns are spreading throughout the northern part of the city. it is now 1615 (2215 gmt) and the high command has not reacted. this gives us an idea of how low morale is among the soldiers in san salvador. this new blow against the enemy forces in san salvador has caused the morale of the enemy forces to drop even further. attention: we have just learned that there has been a rebel ambush in the northern sector of san salvador. the report adds that at 0630 (1230 gmt) today, rebel forces ambushed a vehicle transporting national guardsmen. the ambush occurred on km 9.5 on the northern trunk road. the guardsmen were heading into an area where the fmln rebels have set up barricades. a powerful guazapa-type mine and rifles were used in the ambush. at least 10 casualties, including a national guard officer, were inflicted. we repeat: a national guard officer is included among the casualties we inflicted during this ambush carried out on km 9.5 on the northern trunk road. likewise, we have learned that fighting continues in mejicanos, ayutuxtepeque, ciudad delgado, and soyapango. heavy fighting is also being reported in apopa and mariona. rebel forces are spreading out throughout the northern area of san salvador and they are finding little resistance. at 1616 (2216 gmt), this has been the report received at radio venceremos. we are receiving reports from our liberated terroritories, from chalate (chalatenango), morazan, san miguel. greetings to our forces in san salvador; onwards fighting comrades; our people are supporting you in san salvador.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextfarabundo marti national liberation frontstartendroleTargettextpower linesstartendroleTargettexttransformersstartendschema |
| inputpolice are investigating an alleged declaration by a spokesman for the peruvian shining path terrorist group that confirmed that a meeting had taken place in valparaiso. the communique, which was signed by an individual named americo pepote, who said he was acting in the name of the extreme leftist terrorist group, was published in newspapers recently. pepote said that after the meeting in valparaiso, details of which were denounced in congress, the basis for the creation of the first communist international of the american continent was established. (passage omitted) pepote also announced that extreme leftist organizations will hold another meeting in sao paulo, brazil, at an undetermined date.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputattention please, listeners of yskl. we continue reporting on the recent incidents in the capital. according to reports we have received, the presidencial residence located in the escalon neighborhood was target of an attack tonight. we have also learned that two vehicles of the salvadoran red cross have also been attacked. one of them was totally destroyed by fire in the mejicanos sector, and an ambulance was attacked near the national university. we have also received reports from the northern national guard sector in the san joaquin neighborhood and surrounding areas, from where the attacks against the national guard headquarters are being launched. here is francisco benitez with an important last minute report. go ahead, francisco: (begin relay) good evening yskl listeners. we have confirmed that clashes continue at this time of the night near the university of el salvador between urban commandoes of the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln) and members of the 1st infantry brigade who are in area surrounding the university of el salvador, specifically in front of the institute of urban housing, ivu, offices. this is a dark sector. all civilians, pedestrians, and drivers are asked to avoid this sector because heavy shooting continues in the area between rebels and members of the 1st infantry brigade. we have confirmed that there is a heavy exchange of fire in this sector. we have been told that pedestrians and drivers should be warned to avoid this area, as there is heavy shooting near the university of el salvador. we have confirmed this. we can hear shooting everywhere in this sector, particularly in front of the ivu offices. members of the civil defense in mejicanos have just confirmed that they are also fighting in mejicanos at this time of the night. stay tuned, as we will continue reporting.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsroleTargettextpresidencial residencestartendroleTargettextvehicles of the salvadoran red crossstartendroleTargettextambulancestartendschema |
| inputthe respected el espectador newspaper has reported that colombian justice minister monica de greiff, a key official in the war on drug trafficking, has resigned. meanwhile, medellin metropolitan police announced that, early this morning, unidentified persons placed 11 bombs in various government bank branches. seven of these bombs exploded, causing damage, but there were no victims. justice minister monica de greiff, 32, went to the united states on 25 august to submit a specific plan on the use of a $2-million u.s. grant to provide security to colombian judges. el espectador said that \ a justice ministry spokesman declined to comment on the newspaper report, but a political source of the ruling party told reuter he had heard the minister was going to resign. another source said greiff will stay in the united states for 12 days and that she will tender her resignation upon her return. greiff, who was appointed on 16 july, was asked before leaving the country if she was a wartime or peacetime minister. she replied: \ local news media and political sectors interpreted this comment as an advanced notice of her resignation.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextunidentified personsstartendroleTargettextgovernment bank branchesstartendroleWeapontextbombsstartendschema |
| inputguatemalan president vinicio cerezo has presented to the venezuelan government a proposal to restructure the san jose agreement. the proposal covers the supply of oil and the sale of finished products. another point included is the refinancing of the guatemalan debt with venezuela, which totals $200 million. the guatemalan president's activities began today at miraflores palace when, prior to the signing of the two agreements, the venezuelan president held a private meeting with his guatemalan counterpart. the presidents then held a formal work session with the participation of two commissions at the ministerial level. guatemala, like other countries that benefit from the san jose agreement, are facing the problem of not being able to honor all commitments on debts as they mature. the restructuring of the san jose agreement was one of the points discussed by president cerezo during a news conference today at the ayacucho room of the presidential palace. (begin recording) (cerezo) we have proposed a 20-year term to restructure the debt, with a six-year grace period, at four percent interest. obviously, this has not been the usual procedure at the venezuelan investment fund nor is this included in the san jose agreement. for these reasons, because this proposal does not fit venezuelan law, we need to discuss and adjust the terms to the law and the san jose agreement. however, there is willingness to discuss the terms. we will obviously have to make the same proposal to the mexican government, from whom we expect the same attitude and understanding, and we are certain we will have it. (end recording) within the formal cerezo visit, two important agreements between venezuela and guatemala were signed today. one of them is a cooperation and friendship agreement. another is a scientific and technological cooperation agreement in energy and mining matters, which will strengthen bilateral relations. as energy and mines minister celestino armas said upon signing the agreements, this will permit carrying out joint oil exploration operations. (begin recording) (armas) for example, in the area of oil exploration, there are very interesting prospects in guatemala that could result in great interest for guatemala and for venezuela. with regard to mining, we have been discussing the possibility of making some progress in the mining sector in guatemala and the possibility of helping guatemala discover mineral deposits that could be very attractive for our economies. (end recording) following the news conference held at the miraflores palace, guatemalan president vinicio cerezo went to the cela (economic comission for latin america). the cerezo agenda included a dinner he will host tonight for his counterpart carlos andres perez.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "a noncommissioned officer and seven policemen were killed today in southern colombia when guerrillas dynamited the vehicle in which they were travelling, huila department authorities have reported. the sources attributed the attack to members of the 17th front of the revolutionary armed forces of colombia (pro-soviet farc) which operates in that region, about 250 km from bogota. after ambushing the patrol on a highway leading to san antonio bajo, the rebels stole the policemen's weapons, which consisted of 8 rifles, 2 guns, 1 grenade, and 1,600 cartridges. combined army and police troops, supported by helicopter gunships, immediately began the pursuit of the rebels who fled toward the eastern mountain region.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputat the end of 1989 and at the beginning of 1990, the united states conducted two major military operations in latin america, to the unanimous condemnation of the nations of latin america and other parts of the world. however, the fighters for \ \ and \ in western nations have kept quiet out of fear of the naked aggression and the way of the tyrant. on 20 december 1989, several tens of thousands of u.s. troops, equipped with the most up-to-date weapons, brazenly intruded into panama, toppling the noriega government and forcing manuel antonio noriega to be tried in the united states. this u.s. act was by no means less than the soviet act of invading czechoslovakia and kidnapping its leaders at that time. the new panamanian government estimated that the u.s. invasion had resulted in the deaths of at least 600 panamanian soldiers and civilians and made several tens of thousands of people homeless. more than 5,000 military and administrative personnel of the former government were arrested by u.s. troops, and panama suffered economic losses of $10 billion. the united states openly manipulated the work of establishing a new panamanian government, national defense army, police force, and other state apparatuses, so much so that it rushed in and raided (as published) the embassies of other countries in panama or diplomatic apartments, and detained the diplomatic officials of other countries. under the powerful pressure of world opinion, some of the u.s. troops have withdrawn from panama, but the u.s. government still refuses to pull out all its troops. just after its intrusion into panama, the u.s. government immediately announced, as scheduled, the dispatch of a strong fleet of warships into the caribbean, close to the coast of colombia, for what was called an antidrug maneuver, intercepting planes and vessels for trafficking in drugs. on 5 january this year, the united states, ignoring the strong opposition of latin american nations, ordered a fleet of four warships, including the aircraft carrier \ and nuclear-propelled cruiser \ to sail toward the caribbean to \ such a high-handed way of ignoring the sovereignty and will of latin american nations and forcing the deployment of troops in front of the gates of other countries evoked fierce reactions in colombia and other latin american nations. jaramillo ossa, a presidential candidate from the colombian patriotic union, noted that the united states \ invaded colombia. the colombian government also warned the u.s. government: without the authorization of the government of president barco, no u.s warships are allowed to draw near (as published) the waters of colombia. it also ordered its naval and air forces to intensify their sea patrols to safeguard the country's sovereignty. at the same time, the governments of colombia, venezuela, and some other nations refused to join the proposed u.s. \"drug-fighting drill\" in the caribbean. faced with such a situation, the bush administration had to order the \"drug-fighting fleet\" to return to base and cancel the \"drill.\" on the aforementioned acts of the united states, leaders of some latin american nations commented: while relaxing the tension with the soviet union, the united states has reserved the \"right\" to interfere by force in latin america and other small and weak countries. the public media of some nations solemnly pointed out: such moves of u.s. aggression are the continuation of the consistent u.s. policy of interfering in the affairs of latin america and also the extension of what is called the reagan doctrine, which started in the early 1980's. in u.s. relations with latin america throughout the decade of the 1980's, there was a problem affecting the situation as a whole, namely, the issue of central america, which had all along been listed in the category of east-west confrontation by the united states. the reagan administration even gave top priority to meeting the crisis in central america in its foreign policy. in 1981, when reagan entered the white house, the situation in central america stood as follows: the sandinista revolution had won victory in nicaragua, the guerrilla war in el salvador was escalating, and a turbulent situation had started to emerge in other central american countries. the human rights diplomacy pursued by the carter administration resulted in the deterioration of u.s. relations with a certain number of latin american nations ruled by juntas. in 1977 the carter administration signed the panama canal treaty with the panamanian government, agreeing to return to panama sovereignty over the canal and the canal zone. before the victory of the nicaragua revolution, in 1979 the carter administration abandoned its support for the tyrannical somosa regime and established normal relations with the sandinista regime. (sentence as published) (continued)", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the government of the republic of el salvador reports to the international and national community that the terrorist offensive launched by the farabundo marti national liberation front (fml). against the salvadoran people has been countered by the armed forces in compliance with its constitutional responsibility to protect the salvadoran people's lives and possessions. the situation is under the salvadoran armed forces' control. the flmn, with a total disregard for human rights, has unleashed an indiscriminate attack on various places in san salvador and on the capitals of four departments by firing very powerful weapons and killing many civilians. the government hereby reports these terrorist actions because the fmln attacks on military objectives have seriously endangered the lives of thousands and thousands of salvadorans. this fmln attack is totally unjustified because the dialogue process is currently underway and the government has attended them with total political honesty, trying to find mechanisms and rational solutions to the conflict. the fmln not only has violated the agreements it signed in mexico city, but also in san jose, costa rica. it has also brazenly mocked the feelings and the desire for peace wanted by the salvadoran people. the fmln terrorist actions have forced the government to make use of its legitimate right to defend society by using the armed forces which has been fully supported by the people. salvadoran people do not want to lose their liberty and fall into the hands of totalitarian marxist-leninist systems such as the one the fmln wants to impose ruthlessly. representatives from various countries who have observed the development of these incidents can fully confirm the facts. the salvadoran people, in addition to being victims of the fmln aggression, feel outraged because the fmln still has the gall to say that it is speaking in defense of the salvadoran people who, in these sad times, feel outraged by the terrorist group's irrational attack. the goverment of the republic of el salvador requests that the international community condemn this brutal violation of human rights perpetrated by the fmln. it also asks the international community to condemn the hideous crimes the fmln troops are perpetrating against civilians -- who flatly refuse to help them -- and who have rejected them (3 second break in transmission). the government also requests that the international community strongly condemn nicaraguan president ortega because he supplied the weapons that the terrorists are using to massacre the salvadoran people.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputthe simon bolivar national coordinating board (cng) asked today that the dialogue the government has announced that it will hold with two of the six armed organizations operating in the country be held \ (armed groups). the cng also requested an \ for all of these talks and praised the \ in its request for a \ the cng, through a declaration issued \ and broadcast on the media, states: \ in its declaration, the cng \ in colombia. \ the document adds. however, the communique also maintains that \ in addition to the national constituent assembly, \ the declaration condemns \ the document is signed by jacobo arenas, ideologue and leader of the revolutionary armed forces of colombia, and by javier robles from the pro - maoist popular liberation army. it was announced last week that these groups will join the dialogue with the government. gilfardo fernandez from the pro - indian quintin lame front and valentin gonzalez from the revolutionary workers party also signed the document. the 19 april movement -- which, since january, has been negotiating with the government for its reincorporation into civilian life -- and the pro - castro army of national liberation -- which has always refused to hold a dialogue -- are also members of the cng.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputdie welt: your thoughts are focused on chile, but let us briefly look at europe nevertheless. the democratic revolution in east europe has also been a sensation to chile. what hopes do you place in these gigantic radical changes? aylwin: i think that the changes in east europe are of very great importance for mankind. they give us satisfaction and hope. the opening of the berlin wall symbolizes the beginning of a new era in relations between east and west as well as the desire of the germans to achieve unity again. we would like to see this situation lead to a reduction in military spending and to closer relations between the peoples. die welt: what effects do you see for a third world country such as chile? aylwin: i see two effects. first, a symbolic effect. chile is traditionally a democratic country. now the long period of a dictatorial regime is ending, however. this explosion of freedom coincides with the restoration of democracy in chile. that is a stimulating feeling. we are embarking on the road of humanity. second, there is a lot of talk about the danger of communism in our country; people say that communism could jeopardize our democratic future. i think that the events in east europe and the soviet union demonstrate that communism is no longer a danger for the world. nor for chile. die welt: chile has the best organized communist party in latin america. has this party changed? what was its reaction? aylwin: little is known about the situation of such a monolithic and coherent party. it was illegal and worked underground for a long time. however, i do not believe that any communist party can ignore the events in that part of the world which has so far been dominated by communist parties. the chilean communist party leaders have admitted that this is a universal process. die welt: what relationship do you have with volodia teitelboim, the general secretary of the communist party? do you speak with him? do you see him sometimes? aylwin: we have known each other from the time when we were both senators, meaning prior to 1973. we were political opponents, but we often talked with each other. since then, we have met only once, at a political function. my rivals in this election campaign have often misrepresented our relationship, and have described me as teitelboim's secret ally. however, i think that people of different persuasions can talk with each other and can reach agreement. that has been done in chile with some success. die welt: the communist party backed your candidacy. will it be represented in the new government? aylwin: not at all. die welt: but the future government will be a left-center government and will reflect the composition of the opposition today. aylwin: yes, chile will have a left-center government. the various socialist currents will be represented. however, the strongest movement is the christian democratic party which is in the center. die welt: do you think that following these elections, the panorama of the opposition will change? aylwin: i have no doubt about that. there have been four families in the past -- the christian democratic family, the social democratically-oriented family of the old radical party, the socialist family, and the family of the right center. they all want to survive. die welt: many people say that the socialist ricardo lagos is the strongest figure of the opposition alliance. what role will he play in the future? aylwin: he will concentrate on parliamentary work as a senator. as is the case in every parliamentary democracy, he cannot be a member of the government as a representative of congress. (continued)", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "the air force this afternoon resumed its attacks on the northeastern sectors of san salvador where the farabundo marti national liberation front (fmln) rebels have been entrenched since saturday. at least four planes, three \"push and pulls\" and an \"a-37\" have been strafing and bombing the rebel positions in zacamil, ayutuxtepeque, and soyapango since 1330 (1930 gmt). the planes fly around in circles and dive against the rebel positions. immediately following this, the echos of heavy-caliber machineguns and explosions can be heard causing panic among the civilian population in san salvador. the rebels respond with rifle and machinegun fire.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "colombian president virgilio barco today met with 8 of the 13 members of the 19 april movement (m-19) \"team of spokesmen\" at the narino palace. barco and the m-19 members talked about the peace process started by the government and the guerrillas. a presidential palace source told efe that the guerrilla representatives discussed with president barco some of the issues to be debated at the \"working roundtables.\" the \"working roundtables\" comprise delegates of the guerrillas, the government, and the political parties represented in the colombian congress, who will exchange views on the changes the country needs. the m-19 delegates arrived at the narino palace, located in downtown bogota, under strict security measures at 1800 local time (2300 gmt). meanwhile, at the peace village in the mountains of cauca department, 350 km southwest of bogota, m-19 commander carlos pizarro leongomez released a communique in which he accused the colombian army of attacking an m-19 group on 26 march. according to pizarro, the attack was staged by the military to \"create obstacles for the peace process.\" he added that commander marco chalita, commander of the m-19's \ was slightly injured in the fighting. on 26 march, 9th brigade troops clashed with the \ group, led by chalita, in a rural area of pitalito municipality, huila department. defense minister general manuel jaime guerrero paz described the clash as \ pizarro said in a communique issued at the peace village today that the troops attacked the rebels and that \ the m-19 commander said \ and he said \ to achieve a national reconciliation. the m-19 began talks with the colombian government in january. following a series of meetings with president barco's envoys, they agreed on the creation of \"roundtables.\" last week, the m-19 and government minister raul orejuela met at the peace village, where the guerrillas presented the names of the delegates that would participate at the \"roundtables,\" which are scheduled to begin deliberations on 3 april.", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "is there any unrest because of some of the laws passed by congress? (azcona) no, there is no unrest because of laws passed by congress. some measures that have affected income have been adopted, but we will make progress anyhow. (giron) will you ask that some of these laws be reconsidered? (azcona) no, i am not going to do that. there is, however, the law on coffee taxes which could be discussed with producers because the law-decree on coffee is very drastic. however, the country is making progress, and economic activities in various sectors--commerce, construction, and manufacturing--are on the increase. some sectors have some problems, but i believe we are going to resolve those problems. (giron) do you have economic advisers, mr president? (azcona) any person consulted is an economic adviser. the main economic advisers, however, are those in the government. (giron) it is being said that politically speaking you have been left on your own. is this how you see it also? (azcona) no way. how could i be alone? on the contrary, we are doing well. i believe we are going to receive more support. i do not see why i could be left alone. there is the government and the experts. we are establishing relations with the party, with the most important people of the party. (giron) are employees going to be pressured? (azcona) i do not believe they are going to be forced to do anything because no law says that the employees of a government must support any particular party. however, i believe that if the executive branch works in unison, as it has been doing, then all members of the liberal party will be happy to make contributions to the party to guarantee a new victory. (giron) would you support reforms to the electoral law? (azcona) we discussed that issue today. apparently the national convention, which is the party's top authority, has approved some reforms. (giron) do you agree with internal elections taking place simultaneously (as heard)? (azcona) i believe it would be beneficial if they take place in one single day, but we did not discuss that today, and i do not want to discuss details about that. (giron) do you believe that either your government or yourself could have been politically harmed by the latest crisis endured by the country? (azcona) i do not think so. i think that what happened will benefit the country. acts of violence are regrettable, but those that have taken place have shown that we in honduras are not immune to violence. the same day incidents were taking place here, 13 persons died in san salvador as a result of a bomb explosion. the loss of lives is unfortunate and violence against a building and facilities next to the u.s. embassy is regrettable because this does not help the country. (giron) have you talked with u.s. government officials about an indemnity? it is being said that damage amounts to $6 million. (azcona) no, we have nothing about $6 million. what we have received is a note from the u.s. ambassador the day after the incidents. they are entitled to file a protest. the note says that later there will be a (words indistinct). honduras signed the geneva convention on the responsibility of governments when actions are carried out against diplomatic installations. (giron) the forcing of radio stations to join a radio network and the imposing of a state of emergency have been the source of much criticism against your government. (azcona) i have heard some criticism because of the network. perhaps we had it for a few hours too many. regarding the state of emergency, however, the people have responded positively because one more casualty would have had negative effects. the state of emergency made it possible for people to cool down, and those on the streets returned to their homes. i feel it was beneficial. the declaration of emergency decree was based on the constitution and on presidential authority. congress was informed about this. i believe this was a positive measure, and this is how the people have viewed it, positively. (giron) do you believe the situation has been overcome? (azcona) we do not know if the situation is over. i think so. i believe that what happened is that tempers got hot for a moment, and that some sectors, which i do not want to name because they have been identified by the people, took advantage of this. perhaps some people tried to make political gains and the situation got out of hand. i believe, however, that everything is more or less quiet. the government is talking with the various sectors. there is a small strike by a small group of health workers. checks with salary increases covering a 4-month period will be paid today. some readjustments will be made to favor some employees who have not received the increases we had promised. we want to appeal to health sector labor unions to set aside any confrontational attitude because the government is meeting and will meet all its commitments. (giron) what can you tell us about the latest incidents with nicaragua? (azcona) these are not the first incidents. i believe incidents will continue happening. however, the government is prepared to enforce respect for the country's sovereignty. (end recording)", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "Target", "text": "building", "start": 2707, "end": 2715}, {"role": "Target", "text": "facilities next to the u.s. embassy", "start": 2720, "end": 2755}, {"role": "Weapon", "text": "bomb", "start": 2634, "end": 2638}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "attention; pay close attention. we have received the following report from zacatecoluca, la paz department: we denounce -- our comrades have denounced -- the role played by the green cross, which has been dislodging the population in the following neighborhoods: 27 de septiembre, chinchontepec, and santa lucia, located in northern zacatecoluca. the green cross is serving as an instrument for dmifa (armed forces engineers' military detachment) to dislodge the population. some dmifa agents are wearing green cross uniforms to do that job. they go from house to house, identifying themselves with green cross documents. they are asking families one by one to move out, telling them that those areas will be bombed. we urge organizations such as the red cross, the green cross, and rescue teams not to permit the use of insignias, uniforms, and vehicles of humanitarian organizations by army troops. the dislodging of people in san salvador and now in the 27 de septiembre neighborhood in zacatecoluca is being done in order to proceed with the bombing of these densely populated civilian neighborhoods.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputdear salvadoran people, our republic, our society, and our people became the victims of a murderous and terrorist aggression 8 days ago. the farabundo marti national liberation front carried out an incursion in our country and vented all its fury and all its terror against the salvadoran people. this violent, irrational, illogical, and senseless action began 8 days ago against peace-loving people who want to work, choose their own destiny, and seek their welfare. on this occasion i am deeply moved by the salvadoran people's attitude, and, in my role as defense and public security minister, i heartily congratulate them. the salvadoran people's attitude has reflected their stoicism, strong will, and indomitable spirit, hope, and faith in god and the armed forces. salvadoran people, your attitude in recent days has been dignified and it has set an example. it is worthy of the salvadoran people, who have always proved their faith and willingness to defend a just and noble cause, the homeland's cause. this is precisely what has given the salvadoran people the will to live, love, and achieve peace. your attitude encourages us, places us under an obligation, and urges us -- as an institution at the service of the people -- to continue the struggle to the end, so that we may eradicate forever the terror, violence, and disrespect that the terrorist forces have tried to impose on our hard-working and innocent people. salvadoran people, your attitude is exemplary, and we, the professional soldiers, are prepared -- like we have always been -- to support and defend under any circumstances and in any event the security, order, tranquillity, work, and peace that all the salvadoran people have a right to enjoy. onward, salvadoran people. as an institution we need your support. your support is important and your understanding is necessary. you must believe in and trust the armed forces, because we, who are also people like you, understand the legitimate demand and desire for peace, faith, and hope which prevail in the hearts and minds of all salvadoran citizens -- and we are pleased and satisfied to defend them. the armed forces are an institution which has the responsibility of guaranteeing the salvadoran people's welfare, and they are highly encouraged, deeply pleased, and determined to continue their work. they will defend the salvadoran people and guarantee them a future with dignity, peace, welfare, and security. (continued)outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputguerrilla units are fighting salvadoran government forces a few meters from their general barracks and in the capital neighborhoods of san martin and general arce. a communique issued by the farabundo marti national liberation front, fmln, and broadcast by radio venceremos indicates that the insurgent forces this morning penetrated peripheral neighborhoods of san salvador. the communique also says that heavy fighting is taking place near the san benito police barracks, the zona rosa, the national museum, and the international fair. radio venceremos reports that fighting is taking place throughout san salvador; it also denounced the death of many civilians due to the indiscriminate bombings of the government's air force. according to insurgent radio venceremos the presence of the guerrilla forces in the main cities of the country has encouraged popular uprisings and the growing participation of the population in the struggle. the report adds that the rebel units continue fighting the army in seven other departments of the country.", "output": {"json_structures": {"MUC4:Incident": [{"trigger": {"text": "", "start": 0, "end": 0}, "arguments": [{"role": "PerpetratorOrganization", "text": "air force", "start": 724, "end": 733}]}]}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "furthermore, we have had to struggle against many of our fellow countrymen's skepticism and pessimism. the first thing the government did was to consolidate its bases to wage a struggle against those terrorist groups with whatever firmness and perseverance was called for. we strengthened investigation organizations, we created special public courts. we modified penal laws and procedures. we introduced new measures to encourage citizen participation and to protect citizens. we formed new components to bolster our public forces. our efforts took quite a bit of time. one cannot provide an overnight solution for these complex problems with which you are all very familiar. once the institutions in charge of maintaining public order and security were strengthened, we concentrated our available resources on solving the crimes committed by those terrorist groups. the results have been increasingly positive, both in the fight against drug trafficking -- which is the central focus of many of these terrorist groups -- and in the struggle against gangs of hired assassins and private justice organizations, also known as death squads. never before had we achieved such positive results. i am sure that even though we will face difficulties and obstacles, we will continue to win this battle against terrorism. to date, we have disbanded 23 gangs of hired assassins operating in envigado in antioquia department, huican in boyaca department, puerto lopez and san martin in meta department, la rochela in santander department, and llanos del yari in caqueta department. these gangs of hired assassins had participated in most of the murders of the country's leftist leaders. (continued)", "output": {"json_structures": {}}, "schema": []} |
| {"input": "general hector gramajo morales has reported that last night's terrorist acts were probably intended to damage guatemalan air force installations, but one of the explosive devices went off prematurely. he added that one of the explosive devices hit a wall of the air force installations and the shock wave from the explosion damaged some buildings. according to preliminary conclusions, the attack was probably a propaganda ploy because the devices were rudimentary and similar to firecrackers. the terrorist actions seem to be motivated by the fact that the irregular groups are shrinking considerably. evidence of this is the fact that a subversive who surrendered on the southern coast was carrying some important documents in which the guerrillas admitted that they had made a big effort to show their presence, but that nothing substantial resulted and they suffered many casualties instead, gramajo said. when questioned about the possible impact of these terrorist actions on the talks being held in oslo, norway, gramajo said that those who are taking part in the talks do not maintain contact with the groups that carry out the terrorist actions. among those groups, there is one faction that is called the international militant group. this faction is comprised of persons who love adventure; these people take advantage of subversive groups to engage in some of these activities.outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorIndividualtextterroriststartendroleTargettextair force installationsstartendroleTargettextbuildingsstartendroleWeapontextexplosive devicesstartendschema |
| inputthe peruvian navy today formally denied that its intelligence services had uncovered a plot to assassinate writer mario vargas llosa, who is considered to be the favorite candidate to win the presidential election that will be held on 8 april. citing an alleged navy intelligence report, a television station carried a report -- which was later picked up by a newspaper -- tacitly suggesting that the communist tupac amaru revolutionary movement (mrta) and prominent people in the peruvian government, including president alan garcia, were involved in the alleged plot. the navy has issued an official communique in which it denies the alleged source of the document and states that the allegations, considering the rank of the personalities mentioned, could be a matter affecting national security. the report on the plot was initially carried by channel four during a political program. it was later picked up by the center-right wing newspaper expreso, one of the leading newspapers in the country. alvaro vargas llosa, a son and spokesman for the peruvian writer, stated that \ according to the document, the authenticity of which has been officially denied by the navy, an mrta hit squad would murder the novelist and presidential candidate of the democratic front (fredemo) and other personalities of the center-right wing coalition. the report adds that the plot may have been concocted early in december last year at a meeting reportedly attended by president garcia, interior minister agustin mantilla, two senior leaders of the ruling american popular revolutionary alliance (apra), and by an unidentified mrta member.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputthe national guard has announced that seven foreigners were arrested because they are suspected of collaborating with the gangs of terrorists that operate in the capital. the foreigners were arrested in the vicinity of the st. john the baptist episcopal church, located on 63 avenue south and olympic avenue in this capital. they have been identified as: luis perez, francisco riera, and maria ester llerente, spaniards; winston percival zea melendez, guatemalan; josephine cameron victor, u.s. citizen; karen rudd, canadian; and marcela rodriguez, colombian. the spaniards have been turned over to the spanish embassy, and the others were turned over to the treasury police for investigation. the initial report says that these individuals contravened the immigration laws by meddling in domestic political affairs.outputjson_structuresschema |
| inputthe guatemalan association of university students (aeu), whose top leaders were kidnapped, murdered, or had to go into hiding during the last few weeks, today demanded the international community's solidarity to contain the wave of violence that has shaken the country over the last 2 months. two members of the aeu coordinating board, who last week went into exile, said that it is urgent that a permament un rapporteur be sent to guatemala to certify the continual and increasing human rights violations in the country. the university students also called for governments and international organizations to send delegations to guatemala as soon as possible, \"to pressure the vinicio cerezo government to stop the campaign of terror and the bloodbath being prepared by the army to contain the student and peoples' movements.\was directly planned and carried out by the guatemalan army. these same students believe that vinicio cerezo's christian democratic government \"knows who is responsible for the campaign of terror, and it will not take action because the government is an accomplice of the military.\" the aeu leaders, who did not dare give their names because their families \"could suffer worse consequences in guatemala,\" insisted that \"the only thing remaining for guatemalans to face the terror and violence is international solidarity.\" \"the situation is terrible. the human rights prosecutor himself told us that he could do nothing to contain this wave of repression and advised us that we better seek international pressure,\" one of the exiled aeu leaders said. according to them, the wave of repression over the last few weeks against guatemalan university students \"is the worst since 1978,\" when numerous university leaders were murdered, including aeu secretary general oliverio castaneda, killed at point-blank range while heading a demonstration in the middle of the capital. castaneda's murder forced the aeu to eliminate the post of secretary general and modify its strategies so its top leaders would not become easy targets of repression. however, in light of the latest events, these changes seem to have had little effect. \ one of the banished leaders , who arrived in costa rica last weekend, said. since 21 august, when the campaign of student kidnappings and murders began, of the 16 members of the aeu executive coordinating board, three were murdered, seven are still missing, four had to go into hiding, and two went into exile. \ one of the exiled told afp with anguish. \ another of the students admitted. for both leaders \ however, they concluded, \outputjson_structuresMUC4:IncidenttriggertextstartendargumentsrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextchristian democratic governmentstartendrolePerpetratorOrganizationtextguatemalan armystartendschema |
| inputcolombian officials report that guerrillas presumed to be members of the pro-castro army of national liberation (eln) today once again dynamited the cano limon-covenas oil pipeline, colombia's major oil pipeline. an ecopetrol (colombian petroleum enterprise) spokesman said that the explosion took place at km - 102 of the pipe near benadia in arauca intendancy, in the eastern part of the country. this attack takes place 25 days after a previous guerrilla action, which interrupted the pumping of crude through the 780 - km long pipeline. on 16 june, the eln destroyed the cano limon-covenas oil terminal on colombia's atlantic coast, in what is considered the most serious attack against colombia's petroleum industry in its history. since that time, colombia has been forced to suspend an average of 180,000 of the 220,000 daily barrels of crude piped through the country's leading pipeline. today's attack is the 25th during 1989, and the third this week, the ecopetrol spokesman revealed. the eln's attacks have reduced the nation's hydrocarbon production this year by 20 percent, with losses exceeding $180 million. the eln has dynamited the cano limon-covenas pipeline 125 times since january 1988, causing losses of more than $450 million as a result of oil spills, halted production, the suspension of exports, and ecological damage, the ecopetrol spokesman added. during the 25 years of its armed struggle, the eln -- led by former spanish priest manuel perez -- has intensified its attacks against the petroleum infrastructure, arguing that it perpetrates these actions \"to prevent the exploitation of colombia's natural resources.\, : {: {: [{: {: , : 0, : 0}, : [{: , : , : 32, : 117}, {: , : , : 84, : 111}, {: , : , : 149, : 180}, {: , : , : 582, : 613}]}]}}, : []} |
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