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Medellin Went From Being the Most Dangerous City in Colombia to Having the Lowest Homicide Rate in the Country; the Incidence of 'Management' of Security

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In an interview with EL TIMEPO, Secretary Manuel Villa explained the logic behind the model that has Medellín with a reduction in all crimes.
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Medellin Went From Being the Most Dangerous City in Colombia to Having the Lowest Homicide Rate in the Country; the Incidence of 'Management' of Security

In an interview with EL TIMEPO, Secretary Manuel Villa explained the logic behind the model that has Medellín with a reduction in all crimes.

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El Tiempo broke the news on Saturday, June 6, 2026.
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