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De la Espriella tomou posse como líder da Colômbia, promete repressão a grupos armados.
The August 27 bombing in the southern Guaviare department was the deadliest military operation since de la Espriella took office earlier this month. The National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences said that 10 people in total were killed in the operation.
O Ministério da Defesa Nacional informou que duas das vítimas tinham 15 anos e outra 16 anos.
The victims allegedly belonged to a dissident faction of the defunct Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, that rejected a 2016 peace agreement with the government.
De la Espriella, a right-wing leader and ally of United States President Donald Trump, said on Monday that another bombing in the same area killed eight members of a FARC dissident group led by commander Ivan Mordisco.
Não se sabe se havia menores entre os mortos.
O Ministério da Defesa afirmou na segunda‑feira que 24 rebeldes suspeitos foram mortos em operações militares desde que de la Espriella assumiu o cargo.
The strikes come as child recruitment by armed groups is again rising in Colombia, according to a Human Rights Watch (HRW) report published last week.
At least 1,500 children have been recruited by armed groups since 2021, with 625 cases reported in 2024, according to the report.
The watchdog said that criminal and rebel groups are using social media to recruit children, including to carry out increasingly dangerous tasks, such as operating drones loaded with explosives.
Eles também relataram que algoritmos em plataformas, incluindo Meta e TikTok, “aparentam ter promovido ativamente” conteúdo que incentiva crianças a se juntarem a grupos rebeldes.
Meta and TikTok told HRW that they prohibit content promoting violence and had removed accounts flagged by the organisation.
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