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Colombia's twin crises raise risks for conflict-zone communities
Original: Risks for Communities in Conflict Zones Increase Due to Colombia’s Natural and Political Earthquakes
The Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) warns that communities in Colombian conflict zones face growing dangers as the country confronts simultaneous natural disasters and political instability. The organisation says these overlapping 'earthquakes' weaken state presence and protection in rural areas, leaving civilians more exposed to armed groups and displacement at a time when government attention and resources are stretched thin.
Why now: WOLA's warning highlights how natural disasters and political turmoil are compounding insecurity for vulnerable communities in Colombia right now.
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- Risks for Communities in Conflict Zones Increase Due to Colombia’s Natural and Political Earthquakes · Washington Office on Latin America | WOLA
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