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'The Bajo Aguán is also home to the 15th battalion – one of two special forces units in the Honduran army – and the special forces training centre. '
'Honduran military records show that Díaz attended several counterinsurgency courses at special forces bases in Tegucigalpa and in the Bajo Aguán. '
'In recent years, US support has focused on Honduras’s special forces units, originally created as a counterinsurgency force during the 1980s “dirty war”. '
'Leaked court documents raise concerns that the murder of the Honduran environmentalist Berta Cáceres was an extrajudicial killing planned by military intelligence specialists linked to the country’s US–trained special forces, a Guardian investigation can reveal. '
'But the detainees’ military records and court documents seen by the Guardian reveal that:Court documents also include the records of mobile phone messages which prosecutors believe contain coded references to the murder. '
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