Chiquita Held Liable in U.S. Jury Verdict for Funding Colombian Terrorist Group

Tuesday, 11 June 2024, 21:25

In a landmark ruling, a U.S. jury has ordered Chiquita to compensate $38.3 million to the families of eight victims who lost their lives at the hands of a Colombian paramilitary unit funded by the company. This verdict sets a precedent in corporate accountability for supporting violent entities and underscores the legal repercussions companies may face for such actions.

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U.S. Jury Verdict Holds Chiquita Accountable

In a significant legal development, a U.S. jury has found Chiquita guilty and ordered compensation of $38.3 million to the families of eight victims.

Paramilitary Group Link to Chiquita Funding

Chiquita: Found liable for backing a Colombian paramilitary group.
Victims: Families receive $38.3 million in compensation.

This verdict carries important implications for corporate responsibility and the consequences of engaging with violent organizations.

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U.S. Jury Verdict Holds Chiquita Accountable

Paramilitary Group Link to Chiquita Funding

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