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Gender-based violence and insecurity in Latin America

7 clusters · 121 sources · last updated

Latest: Entre Ríos reports 10,000 gender violence complaints annually

Gender-based violence and sexual abuse remain critical issues across Latin America and Spain. In Argentina, the ‘Ahora Que Sí Nos Ven’ observatory reported at least 200 lethal victims of gender-based violence between Jan

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Colombia earthquake: reconstruction and fiscal challenges

58 clusters · 809 sources · last updated

Latest: Demolitions begin in Buenaventura following earthquake

Since the August 10 earthquake, Colombia has transitioned from emergency response to a massive reconstruction phase. The magnitude 7.4 disaster impacted 16 departments and 498 municipalities, with official assessments re

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Colombia: Military offensive and ACSN leadership instability

28 clusters · 138 sources · last updated

Latest: Santa Marta: One soldier killed and another wounded in ACSN attack

The 2026 Colombian government offensive against dissident FARC factions, the Clan del Golfo, and the ELN has intensified, marked by significant narcotics seizures and a breakdown in negotiations. President Abelardo de la

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Investigation into Colombian police death of Donovan Balanta

4 clusters · 18 sources · last updated

Latest: Bogotá police investigation into death of Donovan Balanta

Authorities in Colombia are investigating the death of Donovan Balanta Paz, a 34-year-old Afro-descendant man, following a police operation in the Caracolí sector near the border of Bogotá and Soacha on September 20. Fo

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Missing persons and child exploitation in Bogotá

2 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: Bogotá reports surge in missing minors and human trafficking

Authorities in Bogotá have issued urgent calls for citizens to report missing persons immediately, emphasizing that the first three hours are critical for effective recovery efforts. To support this, the Attorney General

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