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Colombia: 17 Dead in Attacks Blamed on FARC Dissidents Amidst Drug Trade Surge
On Thursday, at least 17 people died in two separate attacks in Colombia: a truck bomb near a Cali military base, and a police helicopter shot down in Antioquia by a drone. The government blames FARC splinter groups for both attacks, amid a surge in violence driven by the drug trade and record coca ...
Colombia: 17 Dead in Attacks Blamed on FARC Dissidents Amidst Drug Trade Surge
On Thursday, at least 17 people died in two separate attacks in Colombia: a truck bomb near a Cali military base, and a police helicopter shot down in Antioquia by a drone. The government blames FARC splinter groups for both attacks, amid a surge in violence driven by the drug trade and record coca ...
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44% Bias Score
Surge in LGBT Homicides in Colombia: 38 Cases in First Four Months of 2024
A surge in LGBT homicides in Colombia in the first four months of 2024, with 38 reported cases—more than triple previous years—is linked to increased crime, inadequate state response, societal indifference, and the influence of regional political climates. The high number of killings in Antioquia an...
Surge in LGBT Homicides in Colombia: 38 Cases in First Four Months of 2024
A surge in LGBT homicides in Colombia in the first four months of 2024, with 38 reported cases—more than triple previous years—is linked to increased crime, inadequate state response, societal indifference, and the influence of regional political climates. The high number of killings in Antioquia an...
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52% Bias Score
Bombing in Cali, Colombia Kills Six; Dissident FARC Blamed
A car bomb exploded near an air base in Cali, Colombia, killing six and injuring 71; in Antioquia, a police helicopter was shot down by a drone killing twelve officers. The Colombian government blames dissident FARC groups for both attacks.
Bombing in Cali, Colombia Kills Six; Dissident FARC Blamed
A car bomb exploded near an air base in Cali, Colombia, killing six and injuring 71; in Antioquia, a police helicopter was shot down by a drone killing twelve officers. The Colombian government blames dissident FARC groups for both attacks.
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40% Bias Score
"Antioquia's New Security Tax Exposes Rift Within Colombian Right-Wing"
"A new tax in Antioquia, Colombia, proposed by Governor Andrés Julián Rendón to fund security improvements, has created a rift with Medellín Mayor Federico Gutiérrez, highlighting divisions within the region's right-wing political landscape and sparking debate about economic impacts and political al...
"Antioquia's New Security Tax Exposes Rift Within Colombian Right-Wing"
"A new tax in Antioquia, Colombia, proposed by Governor Andrés Julián Rendón to fund security improvements, has created a rift with Medellín Mayor Federico Gutiérrez, highlighting divisions within the region's right-wing political landscape and sparking debate about economic impacts and political al...
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44% Bias Score
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