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Added on the 23/09/2021 14:00:00 - Copyright : EFE Inglés
Pictures of festival-goers killed by Hamas on October 7 are displayed at the site of the Supernova music festival, near Re'im in the south of Israel, where according to an Israeli count 270 people were killed at the scene by Hamas. IMAGES
Bogota, Oct 4 (EFE).- At least 800 indigenous Colombians, who have taken refuge in the National Park of Bogota, on Monday asked the Colombian government for help and said they would not return to their villages due to the violence in the areas. Most of the indigenous people, from Colombia's western Chocó department, have been forcibly displaced due to armed clashes between drug gangs seeking to dominate the area. (Camera: JUAN DIEGO LOPEZ).SHOT LIST: INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF THE CHOCO DEPARTMENT TAKE REFUGE IN THE NATIONAL PARK, IN BOGOTA, COLOMBIA.
Demonstrators gather in Bogota as Colombia completes a month of deadly anti-government protests. Negotiations between the conservative government of President Ivan Duque and one of the most visible protest groups, dubbed the National Strike Committee, have yet to yield results. IMAGES
Bogotá, Apr 9 (EFE).- The Colombia conflict victims have decided to use a needle and thread to tell their stories and rally around the institutions that address collective memory of the decades-long war.On Friday when the country observed the annual solidarity day, Truth Commission covered its building with a large embroidered cloth, displaying the patterns and contours of the victims' life.There was an image of a woman being beaten before the innocent gaze of her children and the names of murdered women, together with motifs like trees and birds embroidered on the drapes displayed on the facade of the complex in Bogotá. (Camera: JUAN DIEGO LOPEZ).SHOT LIST: THE TRUTH COMMISSION BUILDING COVERED BY 540 METERS OF CLOTH, WOVEN BY MEN AND WOMEN BELONGING TO THE DIFFERENT SEAMSTRESSES OF MEMORY, TO COMMEMORATE THE DAY OF MEMORY AND SOLIDARITY WITH VICTIMS IN BOGOTA, COLOMBIA.
Bogota, Mar 16 (EFE) (CAMERA: Juan Diego Lopez) .- Jackeline Castillo, one of the leaders of the mothers of Soacha, a group of victims of extrajudicial executions, known in Colombia as false positives, participates Tuesday in a sit-in in front of the headquarters of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) in Colombia.