Pic Shows: Alvaro Uribe minutes after the aggression; A pastor had to be called in to cleanse the Colombian Parliament building after a witch terrorist threw a bag of cursed mice into the room when MPs were debating. After the bag was thrown the parliamentary session had to be cancelled and a former president confirmed to local media that the action had been regarded as an act of "witchcraft". As well as the blessing by the pastor, holy water was also sprinkled around the building after the mice were thrown from an area where the public can watch the Colombian Senate’s sessions in the country’s capital Bogota. According to Senator Santiago Valencia, four white mice were thrown into the Senate along with confetti. Valencia wrote on social media: "They threw, at the end of the event, four mice. Three stayed inside the bag, which I managed to take and remove from the plenary session, but there is one that escaped and is still there." In the videos, one white mouse can be seen running along the floor of the parliament and Members of Parliament plus former President Alvaro Uribe, with white hair and glasses, can be seen stood waiting on the stairs of the Senate during the commotion. Local media confirmed the session was cancelled after the mice were thrown and the incident was condemned by former President and current Senator for the Centro Democratico (Democratic Centre) party Uribe. He said: "It would be good to know who the coward was who ordered this." The day after the mice were thrown Jhon Milton Rodriguez, Senator and pastor, prayed in the Senate and senator Milla Patricia Romero threw holy water in the building, local media report. Former president Uribe claimed "someone told us that it was a witchcraft ritual" and as a result some of his followers have reportedly already carried out a "spiritual cleaning" in the room involving holy water. Local media reported that the mice including those that escaped were removed from the area and the authorities