US EditionMayor of Briceño, Antioquia, Was Threatened by Front 36 of the Dissidences of the Farc; Governor Called for Bombings Against Alias 'Calarcá'
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The governor of Antioquia, Andrés Julián Rendón Cardona, warned that the electoral risk in the department has increased due to the presence and expansion of illegal armed groups in several subregions. He explained that the activity of dissident groups from the former FARC is generating pressure and constraints that could affect the normal course of the upcoming elections. The governor called on the National Government and the Ministry of Defense…
GAO-r 36 pointed out to the president of North Antioquia that he had allegedly placed the municipality in the service of the 'Gulf Clan'.
The governor of Antioquia, Andrés Julián Rendón, requested military actions against alias ‘Calarcá’ to guarantee the electoral process during the first half of the year. ‘Calarcá’, leader of the FARC’s dissidents, who ordered criminal actions in the north and north-east, apparently committed crimes in conjunction with the ELN in Antioquia. In the department one in four municipalities is at extraordinary risk or relevant to face this year’s elect…
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