LAVOZ PODCAST

En este episodio de LAVOZ PODCAST, mi colega de LAVOZ Fundación regresa para hablar sobre nuestro reciente viaje a Serbia, donde asistimos a la Conferencia Internacional para las Víctimas de la Trata de Personas y las Adopciones Ilegales. Compartimos impactantes testimonios de sobrevivientes y defensores de los derechos humanos de Bosnia y Herzegovina y Serbia, y analizamos las denuncias relacionadas con la desaparición de niños y las redes de trata de personas.También hacemos un recorrido por la historia de las Guerras Yugoslavas, explorando el legado del señor de la guerra Željko Ražnatović (Arkan) y de su grupo paramilitar,Los Tigres de Serbia, para analizar si los conflictos de la década de 1990 contribuyeron a crear las condiciones que favorecieron el crecimiento del crimen organizado y la trata de personas en los Balcanes.Acompáñanos en una importante conversación sobre la historia, la justicia y la lucha permanente por la verdad.The Voices of Our Colombian Motherswww.voicesofmothers.comApoya el podcast en paypalpaypal.me/oscarandreslarssonMuchas Gracias

**In today’s episode of the LAVOZ PODCAST, we follow the harrowing investigation of Detective Victor Lopez from Medellín. Through audio recordings and powerful video interviews, Victor exposes what took place between 2011 and 2012 — so-called orphanages that were, in reality, brutal torture camps. In these hidden centers, pregnant women were kidnapped, imprisoned, and subjected to unimaginable abuse, forced under torture to surrender their newborn children. By risking his life to reveal the truth behind the criminal adoption industry, the involvement of Big Pharma, and mafia-controlled banks in Colombia, Victor Lopez crossed a line few dare to approach. Today, no one knows where he is — or whether he is even still alive.Victor Lopez disappeared, but the truth did not. Thank you, Victor, for your courage. Thank you for telling the truth.**Video Victor confronts ICBF Familywellfare Torture Camp Bogota Colombiahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-zpjog5FGEVictor calls Police outside the criminal orphanage La Casa del la Madre y el Niño who kidnapped Vivianas little daughter Nicolehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPOfXc59JfEVictor warns a mother in the street for the criminal Orphanage La Casa del la Madre y el Niñohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7ht1AznPeQThe Voices of Our Colombian Motherswww.voicesofmothers.comApoya el podcast en paypalpaypal.me/oscarandreslarsson

In this episode of LAVOZ Podcast, we uncover a dark chapter in international adoption history. This is the story of the evil lawyer, Dr. Vásquez, from Boyacá, Colombia —a man who used his position within the child welfare system to steal, kidnap, and forcibly take children from their Colombian mothers, trafficking them abroad, including to Sweden, in the late 1970s and early 1980s.His name later appears in Swedish government investigations into international adoption.By 1981, he confessed to facilitating the illegal adoption of hundreds of children, exposing how corruption and weak oversight turned adoption into child trafficking.The NewYork Times article about The Lawyer Dr Vasquez https://www.nytimes.com/1981/08/16/world/ring-in-columbia-kidnaps-children-for-sale-abroad.html?ref=oembed"The Swedish government’s investigations into international adoptions include a detailed review of Colombian adoptions, documented in Volume 2, starting on page 239."https://www.regeringen.se/rattsliga-dokument/statens-offentliga-utredningar/2025/06/sou-202561/Support the podcast on paypalpaypal.me/oscarandreslarssonThe Voices of Our Colombian Motherswww.voicesofmothers.comGracias

"Welcome to LaVOZ Podcast. Today, we dive into the story of Darío Escobar Restrepo the founder of Fundación Los Pisingos in Colombia. "Once hailed as a hero, a man celebrated by all, only for the dark truth to emerge—that innocent children had been stolen under his watch.",Darío’s life ended when he was murdered in his own home. But his death was only the beginning. In the years that followed, the foundation he built faced allegations of illegal adoptions, corruption, and financial mismanagement, casting a dark shadow over its legacy.Support the podcast on paypalpaypal.me/oscarandreslarssonThe Voices of Our Colombian Motherswww.voicesofmothers.comGracias

In this episode of LaVOZ Podcast we’re diving deep into a story that has shaken Colombia and the Catholic Church: the investigation by journalists Juan Pablo Barrientos Hoyos and Miguel Ángel Estupiñán, who uncovered over 700 priests accused of sexual abuse across the country. Their work started in 2018, requesting records from church areas about accused priests. Many authorities refused, citing confidentiality, so Barrientos and Estupiñán filed dozens of lawsuits to obtain the information. Even with only about 13% of the data, they documented hundreds of cases—and the numbers may rise as more records are released.We are also looking into some of the specific cases and scandals that have shocked Colombia.No lie lasts forever. LaVOZ exposes them all.Support the podcast on paypalpaypal.me/oscarandreslarssonThe Voices of Our Colombian Motherswww.voicesofmothers.comGracias

In this episode of Lavoz Podcast**, we dive into one of the most disturbing and secretive stories unfolding in Latin America. A hidden sect, a quiet hotel in Yarumal Colombia, and a rescue mission that began with the cries of children. What Colombian authorities discovered inside would unravel an international nightmare tied to **Lev Tahor**, an extremist jewish cult notorious for abuse, forced marriages, and child trafficking.But the shock doesn't stop in Colombia. We trace the story all the way to Guatemala, where a massive 2024 raid uncovered **160 children living under terrifying conditions** — a scandal that shook the world and exposed the sect’s darkest truths.This episode uncovers the escape routes, the fugitives, the hidden compounds, and the global hunt for justice.And let me be clear: this is one of the sickest investigations I have ever covered.If you think you’ve heard it all… you haven’t. This is Lev Tahor.Support the podcast on paypalpaypal.me/oscarandreslarssonThe Voices of Our Colombian Motherswww.voicesofmothers.comGracias