Así fue el asalto a mina vinculada con dos esmeralderos asesinados por francotiradores en Bogotá

TL;DR

An armed group held 71 workers and security personnel hostage for 11 hours at the Cunas emerald mine in Maripí, Boyacá.
The violent assault on December 12th resulted in an estimated $2 million in damages.
The mine belongs to Esmeraldas Santa Rosa, linked to previously murdered gem merchants.
A victim reported threats, physical aggression, and sexual touching.
The attackers destroyed security cameras, electrical systems, and equipment, and stole tools and materials.
Authorities captured some assailants but many escaped by blending in with miners.
Initial charges of aggravated theft and illegal arms possession against captured suspects have been criticized.

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