Bogota.- At least 11 of the 48 bodies found in an area of the jungle department of Guaviare (south-central Colombia), where there were clashes last week between two dissident groups of the former FARC guerrilla, were minors, forensic authorities confirmed this Tuesday.
“The identified victims correspond to 39 males and nine females, among whom are 11 minors,” indicated the National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences in a statement, in which it detailed that there are five bodies that have not been identified.
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The clashes occurred last week between the dissidents of the Central General Staff (EMC), led by Néstor Gregorio Vera, alias Iván Mordisco, the most wanted man in Colombia, and those of the General Staff of Blocks and Fronts (EMBF), led by Alexander Díaz Mendoza, alias Calarcá, who are maintaining a fierce dispute for territorial control in that area.
