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Issue Oct 30-Nov 05 2024: Admiral Francisco Cubides, commander of Colombia’s Fuerzas Militares, said that the country’s Fuerzas de Tarea Conjuntas will become part of the Army.

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Issue Oct 23-29 2024: The former president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, survived an alleged assassination attempt on Sunday, October 27th, when armed assailants fired upon his convoy in Cochabamba.

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Issue Oct 23-29 2024: In October 2019, Chile witnessed severe human rights violations, which have largely gone unpunished over the past five years.

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Issue Oct 23-29 2024: The Spectral Jurisdiction for Peace (SJP) made a historic decision regarding the cases of extrajudicial executions, allegedly committed by members of the La Popa battalion.

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Issue Oct 16-22 2024: In a long-awaited verdict, former Uruguayan deputy commissioner Ricardo Zabala was sentenced to prison for the 1978 murder of Cecilia Fontana de Heber in what is known as “the case of poisoned wines.”

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Issue Oct 16-22 2024: In a press conference in Mburuvicha Róga, Paraguayan government officials revealed that 46 military agents and 55 police officers were identified as participating in an international arms trafficking scheme.

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Issue Oct 16-22 2024: A tragic incident in the small town of Frei Miguelinho, Brazil, has highlighted the dangerous intersection of political polarization and public safety.

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Issue Oct 16-22 2024: This Wednesday, October 23, the Simón Bolívar University in Barranquilla will be the venue for the launch of the report titled “What do I say to him?

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Issue Oct 09-15 2024: “In the first two weeks of Claudia Sheinbaum’s six-year term, the Armed Forces have been involved in the alleged extrajudicial execution of at least fifteen civilians and the illegal deprivation of liberty of ten people in different events in states such as Tamaulipas, Chiapas, Colima, and Guerrero.”

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Issue Oct 09-15 2024: The mothers of the 158 adolescents detained and tortured in the wake of the Venezuelan presidential election have decided to speak out, telling the world about the atrocities to which their children have been subjected.

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