Attacks in two regions wound several as hard-right leader Abelardo de la Espriella takes office vowing no truce with narcoterrorists
Bombings on first day of Colombia's new president kill police officer
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Two bombing attacks in different parts of Colombia on Saturday marked the first day in office for new President Abelardo de la Espriella, leaving at least one police officer dead and several wounded, according to local authorities. The attacks occurred in Santander de Quilichao and another location, underscoring the security challenges facing the new administration.
De la Espriella, a tough-talking hard-right leader, campaigned on confronting "narcoterrorism without truce" and ending peace talks with armed groups following his inauguration on Aug 7 in the southwestern city of Cali. A decade after landmark peace accords, pockets of Colombia are still ruled by dissident armed groups that dominate global cocaine production, according to analysts.
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SANTANDER DE QUILICHAO: Two bombing attacks in different parts of Colombia on Saturday marked the first day in office for new President Abelardo de la Espriella, leaving at least one police officer dead and several wounded
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The tough-talking hard-right leader campaigned on confronting “narcoterrorism without truce” and ending peace talks with armed groups following his inauguration on Aug 7 in the southwestern city of Cali.
according to The Straits Times - WorldA decade after landmark peace accords, pockets of Colombia are still ruled by dissident armed groups that dominate global cocaine production.
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