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The Government of Colombia, through the Ministry of the Interior, rejected on Saturday the violence against an indigenous girl from the Emberá people, in the department of Risaralda (center-west), after a video was circulated on social networks of the event that triggered a wave of outrage. The images, broadcast on Friday, show a 17-year-old girl tied to a beam while she is beaten by at least two adult men in the Emberá community of the Gitó Dok…
The Vice President of the Republic, France Márquez Mina, spoke on Friday about the case of violence against an indigenous minor of the Emberá people, which occurred in the Gito Dokabu community in the municipality of Pueblo Rico, Risaralda. Through a message published in her official X account, Márquez expressed his rejection of the facts and requested an immediate response from the competent authorities. “I express my deep rejection of the acts…
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