After the terrorist assaults on 3 army bases between Wednesday and Thursday, a number of cities within the heart and south of Cesar aroused from sleep with flags alluding to the ELN, in line with images printed through the similar group via social networks, which has led to terror amongst its citizens. population, who imagine that violence is taking on the territory once more and forceful movements are required through the government.
Chiriguaná, San Roque, Curumaní, Chimichagua, morning time with ELN flags and the move of a pamphlet through which the armed teams warn in regards to the movements to be taken.
Those populations are alarmed through this example, to that are added the new assaults at the army bases in Chiriguaná, Aguachica and Pailitas, occasions which were attributed to the ELN.
Within the municipality of Curumaní, the flags have been positioned most commonly within the cities of Saloa, Zapatosa and San Roque.
On the identical time, a pamphlet with ELN letterhead is circulating in Cesar, Guajira and Magdalena, through which the applicants for the Paz seats, Jorge Rodrigo Tovar Vélez, William Romero Ovalle, Pedro Nolberto Castro Araujo, Sebastián Ochoa, are declared an army function and Victor Hugo Guerra. The report addressed to the media and public opinion warns that the peace seats are for the sufferers.
Within the textual content, they indicate separately the hyperlinks of those that aspire to be elected as representatives of the sufferers in congress, with paramilitary and mafia buildings within the Colombian Caribbean.
“The Nationwide Liberation Military, ELN, continues to battle, our rebel power will handle its armed movements in opposition to the mafia and paramilitary buildings of the State. We will be able to take measures, we can no longer stay with our hands crossed, they’re already thought to be army goals for seeking to trample at the other folks through bending their citizen want, forcing them to select their executioners,” the observation reads.
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