ELN rebels launch 3-day armed strike in Colombia’s northwest as violence in rural areas escalates
- Rebels from the National Liberation Army initiated a three-day armed strike in Colombia's Choco department, causing businesses to shut down and public transport to halt, as civilians are confined to their homes and commercial activity is restricted.
- Violence is escalating in rural Colombia, with 1,600 people displaced from their homes in the Choco region in the past two weeks, according to Colombia's human rights ombudsman's office.
- Colombia's military rejected the armed strike and stated that the ELN aims to restrict civilians to facilitate illegal activities, including transporting equipment for gold mining and drug shipments.
- In response to the situation, the U.S. Embassy in Bogota issued a security alert, advising American citizens to leave the Choco region 'as soon as possible.
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