Colombian President Ivan Duque apologises after police cadets dressed as Nazis

Colombian President Ivan Duque apologises after police cadets dressed as Nazis
Colombian President Ivan Duque apologises after police cadets dressed as Nazis
Colombian President Ivan Duque apologises after police cadets dressed as Nazis for a 'cultural exchange' event in honour of Germany Cadets dressed as Wehrmacht, SS with a red swastika, put on Hitler moustaches A replica luftwaffe plane, copies of Nazi firearms, swastikas decorated the event  President Ivan Duque apologised for the stunt Friday, terming it  'unacceptable'

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Colombia's President Ivan Duque apologised on Friday after police cadets dressed up as Nazis for a 'cultural exchange' event in honour of Germany.

Photos of the ceremony were shared Thursday on an official police Twitter account.

In it, students are seen dressed in the grey-green uniform of the Wehrmacht, one of them sporting a small, Adolf Hitler-style moustache.

Others are dressed in the black uniform of the SS, complete with the red swastika armband.

The black, red and yellow German flag and balloons in the same colours decorated the venue that also featured a replica Luftwaffe plane, copies of Nazi firearms, and swastikas on the table cloths.

Colombia's President Ivan Duque apologised on Friday after police cadets dressed up as Nazis for a 'cultural exchange' event (pictured) in honour of Germany

Colombia's President Ivan Duque apologised on Friday after police cadets dressed up as Nazis for a 'cultural exchange' event (pictured) in honour of Germany

The black, red and yellow German flag and balloons in the same colours decorated the venue that also featured a replica Luftwaffe plane and copies of Nazi firearms

 The black, red and yellow German flag and balloons in the same colours decorated the

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