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‘Assassinated in cold blood’: the man killed protesting Georgia’s ‘Cop City’

‘Assassinated in cold blood’: the man killed protesting Georgia’s ‘Cop City’

The killing of Manuel Esteban Paez Terán, who was protesting a training facility, is ‘unprecedented’ in the history of environmental activism, experts sayBelkis Terán spoke with her son, Manuel, nearly every day by WhatsApp from her home in Panama City, Panama. She also had names and numbers for some of Manuel’s friends, in case she didn’t hear from the 26-year-old who was protesting “Cop City”, a planned gigantic training facility being built in a wooded area near Atlanta, Georgia.So by mid-week, when she hadn’t received a message from Atlanta since Monday, she began to worry. Thursday around noon, a friend of Manuel’s messaged her with condolences. “I’m so sorry,” they wrote. “For what?” she asked.

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