Tras ola de atentados, terroristas del ELN anunciaron cese del paro armado en Navidad y Año Nuevo
Tras semanas de mortales atentados, hostigamientos y un paro armado que dejó decenas de acciones terroristas en varias regiones del país, la guerrilla...
TL;DR
- The ELN announced a unilateral ceasefire from December 24th to January 3rd, 2026.
- This ceasefire follows weeks of deadly attacks, including a "paro armado" with approximately 80 reported terrorist actions.
- A significant attack on an Army training base in Aguachica resulted in seven military deaths and 30 injuries.
- Past ELN ceasefires have been broken, leading to skepticism from officials like the Defensor del Pueblo, Iris Marín Ortiz.
- The ELN's "paro armado" included bombings, drone attacks, vandalism, and the murder of an ambulance driver.
- Recent attacks have affected multiple regions, including Cesar, Cauca, Valle del Cauca, Santander, Boyacá, and Antioquia.
- The government is considering measures to strengthen drone detection and inhibition systems.
- Past actions by the ELN have led to forced confinements and mass displacement in certain areas.