Bombing of a Guerrilla Camp Leaves Four Dead in Colombia
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The Minister of Defense, Jorge Eduardo Mora, confirmed that a 16-year-old girl died in the fourth bombing of the government of Abelardo de la Espriella in Tibu, Norte de Santander. The operation, which took place on October 10 against the 33rd front of the dissidents, left four people dead. On the minor, the minister said that “it was in continuous function of combat.” Even so, forced recruitment is prohibited by international humanitarian law a…
The operation against rebels under the command of alias Calarcá took place in the early morning of Sunday in Catatumbo (northeast), a region plagued by narcocultures bordering Venezuela. It is the fourth bombing in two months of the right-wing president, who promotes a hard-handed policy against crime with the support of the United States. The attacks accumulate 46 deaths in total, including seven minors. "The operational balance reports four me…
An attack ordered by right-wing president Abelardo de la Espriella against a guerrilla camp left four dead, among them a teenager, in an area of Colombia on the border with Venezuela, informed on Monday the Minister of Defense, Jorge Mora. The operation against rebels under the command of the guerrilla known as "Calarcá" occurred on Sunday morning in Catatumbo, a region full of drug crops.
Defense Minister Jorge Eduardo Mora handed over the balance sheet of the air strike against the dissidents in Norte de Santander.
Colombian Defense Minister Jorge Eduardo Mora reported that, among the four dead, a 16-year-old girl had died and denounced the forced recruitment of minors.
The military forces yesterday carried out an attack on a camp on front 33 of the Farc's dissidences in the region of Catatumbo, Norte de Santander. According to the information provided to this media, the action took place after military intelligence confirmed the location of this structure linked to the criminal [...] The Military entrance bombed Farc's dissidence camp in Catatumbo was first published in El Diario
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