RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The murder of an indigenous governor of the Colombian department of Cauca has once again set off alarm bells about violence in that region, where more than a third of the 836 victims of socio-political violence in Colombia in 2020 lived, an academic report revealed today.
Sandra Liliana Peña, an indigenous Nasa governor and environmental leader of the La Laguna Siberia reservation, traveled on a motorcycle Tuesday when shooters shot her and the driver in cold blood.
It was "the gangsters," her father, Clímaco Peña, said at the wake of "Lilianita", as . . .
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