Tres meses de incertidumbre: 135 personas desplazadas por la violencia siguen sin poder regresar a sus hogares en Tarazá
Desde hace tres meses, 135 personas, entre ellas 32 niños, permanecen desplazadas en el municipio de Tarazá, Bajo Cauca antioqueño, como consecuencia ...
TL;DR
- 135 people, including 32 children, have been displaced for three months in Tarazá, Antioquia.
- Displacement is a result of violence between the Clan del Golfo and ELN, and the threat of landmines.
- Families were forced to leave their homes in the veredas Tahamí, Doradas Altas, and Tesorito.
- After two months in the municipal coliseum, displaced families are now self-housing due to lack of state intervention.
- Some families have sought refuge in Valdivia and Anorí.
- The mayor of Tarazá has called on the national government and relevant ministries for assistance and security guarantees for return.
- The Defensoría del Pueblo has requested a coordinated response from the Ministries of Interior and Equality, Prosperidad Social, and the Land Restitution Unit.
- Colombia has seen 203,474 people forcibly displaced or confined between January 1 and October 30 this year, with Antioquia being the third most affected department.