US EditionDefensoría Rejects Armed Farc Strike in Caquetá and Putumayo
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According to the Defensoría, the ‘armed strike’ was ordered by the Carolina Ramírez front between December 9 and 30. The Ombudsman’s Office rejected the 22-day ‘armed strike’ in the departments of Caquetá and Putumayo, decreed by a front of the Central General Staff (EMC), the Farc’s greatest dissent. In armed strikes, this illegal armed group often restricts the movement of vehicles along roads and rivers; the mobility of people, and even order…
The Ombudsman’s Office rejected the announcement of an armed strike by the Carolina Ramírez Front of the Central General Staff (EMC) in the departments of Caquetá and Putumayo, which will run from December 9 to 30, affecting mobility during the Christmas season. Through an audio release, the armed group prohibited any kind of displacement in the Caquetá River area and its tributaries during the established period. “All types of mobility are proh…
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