Following criticism over the release of more than 250 alleged members of neo-paramilitary group ERPAC who turned themselves in last week, Colombia’s Prosecutor General’s Office on Monday ordered the arrest…
Detaining the approximately 250 alleged members of neo-paramilitary organization ERPAC who surrendered to authorities last week would have been illegal, a high justice official says. Amid a growing controversy regarding…
Colombia’s Prosecutor General’s Office has warranted the arrest of 51 of 248 members of neo-paramilitary organization ERPAC who surrendered to authorities last week but were released immediately. According to newspaper…
The demobilization and the subsequent release of almost all 280 alleged members of neo-paramilitary group ERPAC was nothing but a media show, said Nuevo Arco Iris, an NGO specialized in…
Only 17 of the 284 alleged members of neo-paramilitary organization ERPAC were sent to jail after their surrender to authorities. The remaining 267 were released because they are not charged…
300 members of neo-paramilitary group ERPAC, including supreme leader “Caracho” have surrendered to authorities in the central Colombian Meta department, local media reported Saturday. Caracho turned himself in together with…
At least 73 ERPAC neo-paramilitaries begin to turn themselves in during the first phase of the 10-day demobilization process, Colombian media reported. In the first phase of the demobilization, 150 neo-paramilitaries are…
Some 150 of at least 320 members of the neo-paramilitary group ERPAC are demobilizing Thursday in the first leg of a number of surrenders planned over the next 10 days.…
Some 450 members of neo-paramilitary organization ERPAC are ready to surrender to authorities before the end of this month, newspaper El Tiempo reported Sunday. According to the newspaper, official sources…