Source : Perth Now news
According to officials in Colombia, in the north region of the nation, about 60 people have died as a result of unsuccessful negotiations with the National Liberation Army for harmony.
According to a statement that a state watchdog agency released late on Saturday, seven people were killed, as well as group innovator Carmelo Guerrero.
At least three individuals who were involved in the peace talks were kidnapped, according to authorities who said the attacks took place in several towns in the Catatumbo place.
Numerous people are emigrating from the area, some hiding in the near beautiful mountains.
Colombia’s state has pressed the National Liberation Army, or ELN, to stop all attacks, grant entry to the area, and distribute humanitarian aid.
Colombia suspended peace negotiations with the ELN for the next time in less than a year, leading to the attack.
The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, a guerrilla group that once occupied remote Catatumbo, near the Venezuelan border, has been targeted by the ELN in recent months as it infiltrates rural areas that the FARC had occupied before signing a peace deal with the government.
