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1. ground.news › interest › puerto-colombiaPuerto Colombia, CO Breaking News Headlines Today | Ground News

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   See all of the breaking Puerto Colombia local news, events, and much more.

2. www.aljazeera.com › news › 2024/4/22Huge crowds protest Colombian president’s planned reforms ...

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   Apr 22, 2024 · 22 Apr 2024. Tens of thousands of Colombians have taken to the streets in several cities to protest against President Gustavo Petro’s social reform agenda. About 70,000 people demonstrated in...

3. www.aljazeera.com › where › colombiaColombia | Today's latest from Al Jazeera

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   May 23, 2024 · Stay on top of Colombia latest developments on the ground with Al Jazeera’s fact-based news, exclusive video footage, photos and updated maps.

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4. www.bbc.com › news › articlesColombia guerrillas: The children being lured to fight on TikTok

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   3 days ago · Colombia begins exploring ‘holy grail of shipwrecks’ Exploration of a 300-year-old wreck in the Caribbean Sea with an estimate £16bn trove starts. 26 May 2024

5. www.bbc.co.uk › news › world-latin-america-65674709Colombia conflict: Ceasefire with dissident Farc rebels ... - BBC

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   May 22, 2023 · Colombian President Gustavo Petro has suspended a ceasefire with a dissident Farc rebel group in the four regions where it is most active. The suspension was triggered by the killing of...

6. www.aljazeera.com › news › 2021/6/23Protesters in Colombia turn to town hall meetings for solutions

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   Jun 23, 2021 · Lack of progress at the national level has spurred Colombians to look to local officials to address their social concerns. Neighbours in Puerto Resistencia gather for a town hall meeting to ...

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   Why are Colombians looking to local officials to address social concerns?

   • Lack of progress at the national level has spurred Colombians to look to local officials to address their social concerns. Cali, Colombia – When protests first erupted in Colombia in April, masked demonstrators ousted police from the neglected Aguablanca neighbourhood in southern Cali with a barrage of stones and improvised shields.

   Protesters in Colombia turn to town hall meetings for

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   Is Colombia getting worse?

   • Seventy percent of Colombians say the situation in the country “is getting worse”, according to the Invamer polling group. Petro’s ambitious policy of “total peace” – attempting to bring an end to six decades of armed conflict – has also faced reversals.

   Huge crowds protest Colombian president’s planned reforms

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   How many people protested in Bogota on Sunday?

   • About 70,000 people demonstrated in Bogota on Sunday, according to estimates provided by the city government. Large rallies also took place in other cities across the country in opposition to Petro’s proposed economic and social reforms.

   Huge crowds protest Colombian president’s planned reforms

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   Why did Colombia suspend a ceasefire with a dissident FARC rebel group?

   • Colombian President Gustavo Petro has suspended a ceasefire with a dissident Farc rebel group in the four regions where it is most active. The suspension was triggered by the killing of four indigenous teenagers by the left-wing rebel group EMC-Farc.

   Colombia conflict: Ceasefire with dissident Farc rebels suspended

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   Are indigenous groups borne the brunt of Colombia's armed conflict?

   • Indigenous groups have borne the brunt of Colombia's armed conflict. Not only have they often been caught in the crossfire when the security forces and rebels group fight, but many of their children have been abducted or lured away to fight for these armed groups.

   Colombia conflict: Ceasefire with dissident Farc rebels suspended

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   How many young people enlisted in Colombia in 2024?

   • In 2024, in the first half of the year alone - up to June - 159 young people had enlisted – all of them under 18; 124 of them were children from Cauca. “Those are just the reported cases - most of them don’t even get reported,” he said. Podcast: BBC Trending- Colombia’s guerrilla recruitment video problem.

   The schoolchildren being lured by rebels on TikTok

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8. www.france24.com › en › live-newsThe Colombian town that 'adopted' a conflict's anonymous dead

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   Nov 24, 2021 · The Colombian town that 'adopted' a conflict's anonymous dead. Puerto Berrío (Colombia) (AFP) – On many funerary plaques in the Colombian town of Puerto Berrio, there are no names. Simply...