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Archdiocese of Popayán condemns violence in Cauca
First source report
The Archdiocese of Popayán issued a statement condemning recent violence in Cauca, specifically addressing the discovery of explosive devices in a rural school area in Cajibío.
The Archdiocese expressed concern that these incidents expose children, teachers, farming families, and local communities to conflict-related risks. In its statement, the Archdiocese urged all armed groups to respect civilian life and keep educational spaces free from any actions related to the conflict.
The Church stated it will continue to support local communities and promote dialogue and reconciliation to address the fear and uncertainty currently affecting the population in Cauca.
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- Official sourceDONDE HAY NIÑOS, LA VIOLENCIA NO PUEDE TENER LUGAR
Archdiocese of Popayán · Comunicaciones Arquidiócesis de Popayán
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