US EditionRaises the Reward for Alias ‘Marlon’ to $5 Billion: They Point to It as One of the Brains of the Recent Attacks in Cauca
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Explosive attacks and harassment leave victims and reinforce the security offensive in the southeastern part of the country.
MINDefense will intensify actions against illicit economies that finance violence, including illicit crops
After the attack in Cajibío, Cauca, President Gustavo Petro spoke out for the first time through his X account. He qualified the dissidents of alias “Iván Mordisco” as “terrorists, fascists and drug traffickers” and announced that he will sign an accusation against his leaders before the International Criminal Court. What is terrorism? It is to produce massive fear among the population through violence. Fear is the instrument of fascism to gain …
President Gustavo Petro reacted through his X account to the bomb cylinder attack in Cajibío, Cauca, which left 7 civilians dead and 17 injured on the Pan American road. Petro identified alias Marlon as the chief responsible for the attacks and announced that he will launch a formal accusation against the leaders of FARC's dissents before the International Criminal Court.
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