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Artículo

17 Mar 2008

Autor:
Carmen Gentile, New York Times

Families Sue Chiquita in Deaths of 5 Men

Last week, Ms. Julin...and the widows of the four other men filed a lawsuit against Chiquita Brands International Inc., saying the company contributed to their husbands’ deaths by financing the leftist group [FARC]...Ed Loyd, a spokesman for Chiquita...said payments to FARC were made during the 1990s to ensure the safety of Chiquita employees working on banana plantations near the Panamanian border, a former stronghold of the leftist guerrillas...Mr. Loyd said that the lawsuit’s assertion that Chiquita armed FARC rebels was “categorically untrue” and that the company would “vigorously defend” itself against the accusations.

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