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Clashes between armed groups in Colombia kill at least 52

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Coverage diverges primarily in the framing of the conflict. The Hindu and The Guardian emphasize the role of cocaine trafficking in the violence, suggesting a direct link between drug production and the clashes. In contrast, Investing.com…
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Clashes between armed groups in Colombia kill at least 52
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Clashes between rival armed groups in southeastern Colombia resulted in the deaths of at least 52 guerrilla fighters. The fighting occurred in the Guaviare department, specifically near Barranco Colorado, and involved factions of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). Colombian Defence Minister Pedro Sanchez confirmed the violence and stated that troops were deployed to protect civilians in the area.

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Canonical URLhttps://www.thehindu.com/news/international/clashes-between-armed-groups-in-colombia-deaths-updates/article71034786.ece
Publication timeFri, 29 May 2026 00:20:11 +0530
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At least 52 guerrilla fighters were killed in clashes ‌between two rival armed groups vying for territorial ⁠control of a strategic cocaine production and trafficking region in southeastern Colombia, ‌a faction of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of ‌Colombia (FARC) involved in the fighting ‌said ⁠in a statement on ⁠Thursday (May 28, 2026).The clashes, the most violent in recent months, took place in the jungles of the ‌department of Guaviare, near the village of Barranco Colorado.Defence Minister Pedro Sanchez confirmed on ‌social media that there had been fighting in the area, as did the ⁠Army, but neither provided details on the death toll. Mr.

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