Since 2016, more than 2,400 acres of land have been cleared of mines and 7,100 explosive devices as part of a peace accord between the Colombian government and the FARC.

Since September 2016, when the FARC endorsed the idea of negotiating with the Colombian government, the internal differences within the FARC were already a reality, and during the negotiations, two blocs began to become visible; one that was closer to the government of Juan Manuel Santos (2010-2018), and another that was not.

On June 27, 2017, FARC ceased to be an armed group, disarming itself and handing over its weapons to the United Nations. Now, former members are to direct and star in a production based on the guerilla movement.

The prison crisis in Ecuador has resulted in hundreds of deaths over the past years as criminal bands clash inside the prison’s walls.

Thousands of violent Colombian guerrilla members are based in Venezuela.

Edson Carlos Ribeiro, a Black man working as security at an event held in the Parque de Exposições in Divinópolis, was fatally assaulted by a white businessman after he was refused entry to a private box.

A group of unidentified people vandalized one of the offices of the leftist MST party in Buenos Aires.

According to a recent report on electoral violence, 36 people were victims of political violence between March and August 2021.

The Kakataibo people are native people living near Huánuco and Ucayali in Peru. Illegal loggers and drug traffickers are encroaching on their land.

August 8 was a memorable date for Universidad Nacional del Sur (UNS) in Argentina.