Por primera vez en 50 años, los muertos en riñas en Medellín serán mayoría
La negativa de una mujer a bailar con un hombre en una taberna del Centro de Medellín fue la chispa de una riña que terminó con el asesinato de Jesús ...
TL;DR
- A dispute over refusing to dance in a Medellín tavern resulted in a homicide, contributing to 102 intolerance-related deaths this year.
- For the first time since 1975, homicides stemming from everyday conflicts and trivial arguments in Medellín have surpassed those linked to criminal organizations.
- Minor triggers, such as volume disputes or minor disagreements, are escalating into fatal violence.
- Homicides due to intolerance have increased by 23 cases (29%) compared to the previous year.
- While homicides related to criminal structures also increased, they are now secondary to those from intolerance.
- The gap between homicides from criminal bands and intolerance has narrowed significantly since 2017.
- Authorities are implementing strategies to address the rise in violence, particularly during the holiday season.