Colombia issues arrest warrants for rebel group members for Miguel Uribe killing
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Colombia's attorney general announced arrest warrants for seven members of the Segunda Marquetalia rebel group for the 2025 killing of conservative presidential candidate Miguel Uribe. The official statement attributes the murder to a structured criminal operation involving a gang hired by the group, with former FARC commander Luciano Marín (Iván Márquez) implicated in planning the attack.
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Colombia issues arrest warrants for rebel group members for Miguel Uribe killing Colombia’s attorney general says her office has obtained arrest warrants for seven members of a rebel group for the killing of Miguel Uribe, a conservative presidential hopeful…
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Colombia's attorney general announced arrest warrants for seven members of the Segunda Marquetalia rebel group for the 2025 killing of conservative presidential candidate Miguel Uribe. The official statement attributes the murder to a structured criminal operation involving a gang hired by the group, with former FARC commander Luciano Marín (Iván Márquez) implicated in planning the attack.