Over 80 People Killed in Colombia After Peace Talks With Insurgency Group Fail
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More than 80 people were killed in Northeast Colombia amid failed peace talks with the National Liberation Army, prompting mass evacuations and international concern.
Juan Gutierrez, a local resident, recounted fleeing with his family: 'We were caught in the crossfire... We had no time to grab our things. I hope the government remembers us.'
Defense Minister Ivan Velasquez emphasized the government's commitment to restoring order: 'The priority is to save lives and guarantee the security of communities,' as troops were deployed in the region.
Governor William Villamizar highlighted the escalating crisis: 'Catatumbo needs help,' as thousands are forced to evacuate amidst attacks that also targeted community leaders.
Read at time.com
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