Colombia Sends Army to Santa Marta
Military operations have increased in Santa Marta, Colombia, following the killing of 13 members of the "Self-Defense Forces of the Sierra Nevada" group, which controls cocaine trafficking. President De La Esprea announced the deployment of the army to combat the group. The escalation has led to intensified security measures, a sense of panic, and the closure of large areas, with armed individuals appearing, opening fire, and burning stores in an attempt by the group to respond to the military operations. Meanwhile, the president reaffirmed his determination to eliminate the group and implement strict security control.
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