Kidnappings and the Right Defending the Minimum Wage: The Unpredictable Marks the Campaign in Colombia
The kidnapping of an indigenous senator highlights security concerns in Colombia during a critical election period.
Senator Kidnapped in Colombia Ahead of Elections, Attempt on President
Senator Aida Quilcue was kidnapped by unknown individuals in her native Cauca department but was later rescued by a group of Indigenous people.
Colombian president announces escape from assassination attempt and kidnapping of indigenous senator
Colombian Defense Minister Pedro Sánchez reported that an indigenous senator, previously kidnapped, was freed unharmed after several hours in captivity.
Colombian senator kidnapped in guerrilla zone
Indigenous Senator Aida Quilcué was kidnapped in southwestern Colombia, amid rising political violence during the election period, as reported by President Gustavo Petro.
Assassination attempt against the president of Colombia
Colombian President Gustavo Petro survived an assassination attempt hours after warning about a plan by drug traffickers to eliminate him.
Kidnapping victim Colombian senator in an area controlled by rebels
Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced the kidnapping of indigenous senator Aida Quilcue in the conflict-ridden Caquetá region, which is under the influence of former FARC rebel groups.