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Italian expatriate injured in Cartagena street fight

by Sarah Kinosian May 16, 2012

Cartagena Tourism

An Italian expatriate sustained injuries from a broken bottle during a street fight in Cartagena, reported Colombian newspaper El Universal Wednesday.

According to reports, 31-year-old Alexandro Pissiony was with a group tourists in Cartagena’s historic district, Getsemani, when an argument broke out with locals.

Pissiony required sutures after suffering neck lacerations and a wound to his right forearm. He was treated at the hospital at the University of Cartagena and has since been released.

Pissiony is a chef at a renowned restaurant in the coastal city.

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