'Mordisco' allegedly ordered 31 terrorist attacks due to the death of his girlfriend
A cold-blooded revenge for the death of his spouse and the capture of his four brothers is part of the hypotheses being considered by the Public Force regarding the terrorist escalation ordered by 'Iván Mordisco' in the southwest of the country...
TL;DR
- FARC dissident leader 'Iván Mordisco' allegedly ordered 31 terrorist attacks in southwestern Colombia.
- Hypotheses suggest the attacks are a revenge for the death of his partner, alias 'Lorena,' and the capture of his four brothers.
- The attacks have targeted both civilians and security forces, with one bombing in Cajibío, Cauca, resulting in 21 deaths and 35 injuries.
- The military believes the attacks are a response to operations conducted against the dissident group's bloc, particularly in the Micay and Naya river basins.
- The Minister of Defense highlighted the lack of community cooperation in preventing these attacks, noting that crucial information was not reported.
- Illegal economies, such as drug trafficking and illegal mining, are identified as the underlying cause strengthening these armed groups.