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Military Attack in Caquetá Escalates Conflict in Colombian Amazon
A military attack on a dissident FARC group in Caquetá, Colombia, escalated tensions, causing 10,000 people to be confined in Guaviare due to threats and armed clashes between dissident groups, contradicting the government's peace plan.
Military Attack in Caquetá Escalates Conflict in Colombian Amazon
A military attack on a dissident FARC group in Caquetá, Colombia, escalated tensions, causing 10,000 people to be confined in Guaviare due to threats and armed clashes between dissident groups, contradicting the government's peace plan.
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40% Bias Score
Colombia's Peace Talks: Dissident FARC Group Commits to Disarmament and Coca Crop Substitution
In Colombia's Nariño department, the government reached an agreement with the CNEB, a dissident FARC group, for disarmament, demining, and coca crop substitution across 30,000 hectares, aiming to curb drug trafficking and foster peace in a coca-growing region.
Colombia's Peace Talks: Dissident FARC Group Commits to Disarmament and Coca Crop Substitution
In Colombia's Nariño department, the government reached an agreement with the CNEB, a dissident FARC group, for disarmament, demining, and coca crop substitution across 30,000 hectares, aiming to curb drug trafficking and foster peace in a coca-growing region.
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28% Bias Score
Kidnapping Reveals Narco Links
Eleven-year-old Lyan Hortúa was kidnapped by the FARC-EP guerrilla group for 19 days, but his release revealed his family's ties to drug trafficking, prompting the abduction by a jailed narco seeking 37 billion pesos.
Kidnapping Reveals Narco Links
Eleven-year-old Lyan Hortúa was kidnapped by the FARC-EP guerrilla group for 19 days, but his release revealed his family's ties to drug trafficking, prompting the abduction by a jailed narco seeking 37 billion pesos.
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64% Bias Score
Petro's Inaction Risks Collapse of Peace Talks with Calarcá FARC Dissidents
President Gustavo Petro's visit to the Vatican overlapped with the expiration of a decree suspending Colombian military operations against the Calarcá FARC dissidents, jeopardizing fragile peace talks and risking renewed conflict despite informal agreements to extend the suspension.
Petro's Inaction Risks Collapse of Peace Talks with Calarcá FARC Dissidents
President Gustavo Petro's visit to the Vatican overlapped with the expiration of a decree suspending Colombian military operations against the Calarcá FARC dissidents, jeopardizing fragile peace talks and risking renewed conflict despite informal agreements to extend the suspension.
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40% Bias Score
Colombia: 27 Security Force Members Killed Amidst Failed Peace Talks
The Colombian government reported the killing of 15 police officers and 12 soldiers in targeted attacks over the past two weeks, blaming armed groups such as the Gulf Clan in retaliation for operations against their leadership; this violence undermines President Petro's 'total peace' initiative.
Colombia: 27 Security Force Members Killed Amidst Failed Peace Talks
The Colombian government reported the killing of 15 police officers and 12 soldiers in targeted attacks over the past two weeks, blaming armed groups such as the Gulf Clan in retaliation for operations against their leadership; this violence undermines President Petro's 'total peace' initiative.
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48% Bias Score
Colombia Suspends Ceasefire with FARC Dissidents
Colombian President Gustavo Petro suspended a ceasefire with a FARC dissident group on Thursday, after failing to reach an extension agreement, halting hostilities and requiring both sides to secure their positions within 72 hours; peace talks will continue despite the suspension.
Colombia Suspends Ceasefire with FARC Dissidents
Colombian President Gustavo Petro suspended a ceasefire with a FARC dissident group on Thursday, after failing to reach an extension agreement, halting hostilities and requiring both sides to secure their positions within 72 hours; peace talks will continue despite the suspension.
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36% Bias Score
Colombian Military Resumes Offensive Against FARC Dissidents
The Colombian army attacked a FARC dissident group led by alias Calarcá Córdoba in Caquetá, capturing one person and seizing a rifle; this follows President Petro's suspension of peace negotiations and signals a resumption of offensive military operations against the group.
Colombian Military Resumes Offensive Against FARC Dissidents
The Colombian army attacked a FARC dissident group led by alias Calarcá Córdoba in Caquetá, capturing one person and seizing a rifle; this follows President Petro's suspension of peace negotiations and signals a resumption of offensive military operations against the group.
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36% Bias Score
Colombia Shifts to Military Approach Amidst Failed Peace Talks
Facing stalled peace talks and escalating violence, Colombian President Gustavo Petro appointed General Pedro Sánchez as Minister of Defense, marking a shift towards a military-led approach to combat armed groups in conflict zones, significantly altering the government's security strategy.
Colombia Shifts to Military Approach Amidst Failed Peace Talks
Facing stalled peace talks and escalating violence, Colombian President Gustavo Petro appointed General Pedro Sánchez as Minister of Defense, marking a shift towards a military-led approach to combat armed groups in conflict zones, significantly altering the government's security strategy.
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36% Bias Score
Colombian Child's Release Reveals Complex Narco-Debt Kidnapping
An abducted child in Colombia was released after his family paid a $1 million ransom to Los Rastrojos, a narco-trafficking group, who contracted the FARC dissidents to carry out the kidnapping; a relative involved in the payment was later murdered.
Colombian Child's Release Reveals Complex Narco-Debt Kidnapping
An abducted child in Colombia was released after his family paid a $1 million ransom to Los Rastrojos, a narco-trafficking group, who contracted the FARC dissidents to carry out the kidnapping; a relative involved in the payment was later murdered.
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56% Bias Score
Ecuadorian Soldiers Killed in Illegal Mining Ambush
Eleven Ecuadorian soldiers died and one was wounded in an ambush by the Comandos de la Frontera group during an anti-illegal mining operation in Orellana province on Friday; one attacker also died.
Ecuadorian Soldiers Killed in Illegal Mining Ambush
Eleven Ecuadorian soldiers died and one was wounded in an ambush by the Comandos de la Frontera group during an anti-illegal mining operation in Orellana province on Friday; one attacker also died.
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40% Bias Score
Pope Francis's Crucial Role in Colombia's Peace Process
Pope Francis, though unable to visit his native Argentina since 2013, actively supported Colombia's peace process through consistent encouragement, a 2017 visit promoting reconciliation, and private meetings with President Santos, significantly impacting negotiations and the eventual peace agreement...
Pope Francis's Crucial Role in Colombia's Peace Process
Pope Francis, though unable to visit his native Argentina since 2013, actively supported Colombia's peace process through consistent encouragement, a 2017 visit promoting reconciliation, and private meetings with President Santos, significantly impacting negotiations and the eventual peace agreement...
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36% Bias Score
Colombia Bombings Kill Three, Injure Dozens Amidst Ceasefire End
A bomb exploded near a police station in La Plata, Huila, Colombia on April 17, 2025, killing two and injuring 24 during Holy Week celebrations; another attack in Cauca killed one and injured several, prompting condemnations and raising concerns about ongoing violence.
Colombia Bombings Kill Three, Injure Dozens Amidst Ceasefire End
A bomb exploded near a police station in La Plata, Huila, Colombia on April 17, 2025, killing two and injuring 24 during Holy Week celebrations; another attack in Cauca killed one and injured several, prompting condemnations and raising concerns about ongoing violence.
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44% Bias Score
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