#sicarios — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #sicarios, aggregated by home.social.
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O soy muy inocente o debo leer más sucesos (no me gusta). Vi en la que se avecina lo de la #burundanga y pensé que era cachondeo. Vi lo de los #sicarios y pensé igual.
Madre mía... qué mundo.
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O soy muy inocente o debo leer más sucesos (no me gusta). Vi en la que se avecina lo de la #burundanga y pensé que era cachondeo. Vi lo de los #sicarios y pensé igual.
Madre mía... qué mundo.
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La última entrevista de Parmenio: “Me estoy inclinando por olvidarme de «La Patada», de todo lo que me une al país, a la gente, a la radio y empezar una nueva vida por el tiempo que me quede.”
A 25 años del asesinato del periodista Parmenio Medina y en conmemoración de lo que aún representa el comunicador para el país, UNIVERSIDAD rescató del archivo la última entrevista que concedió Medina en vida.
La entrada La última entrevista de Parmenio: “Me estoy inclinando por olvidarme de «La Patada», de todo lo que me une al país, a la gente, a la radio y empezar una nueva vida por el tiempo que me quede.” aparece primero en Semanario Universidad.#Asesinato #CostaRica #LibertadDeExpresión #ParmenioMedina #País #Sicarios #ÚltimaHora
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ELN: Fighting Against Hired Sicarios
The troops of the Vulcano Task Force (FTV), of the state Army, artificially maintain the name of ‘ex-FARC gang 33’, feeding it with mercenaries, scoundrels and hired sicarios, whom they use as ‘cannon fodder’ in the confrontation with the ELN forces in El Catatumbo.
In the combats, the ELN guerrillas face mercenaries and bandits who are not native to the territory and receive pay. A former soldier of the state Army was captured, who had just returned from Ukraine where he acted as a mercenary. Another captured on the 24th, who was wounded in the right leg, had been in the gang for three months and received a monthly salary of 2 million pesos.
Colombia is aware of the investigations of the Attorney General’s Office, which demonstrate how they hire sicarios to persecute and eliminate the social leadership, who they accuse of collaborating with the Northeastern War Front (FGNO) of the ELN, based in this area of the national territory.
The FGNO guerrilla units fight the state Army troops assigned to the FTV and its narco-paramilitary arm Exfarc band 33, as shown in this War Report for the month of April 2026.
– 11, at 11:30 AM, in combat against the 33 paramilitary narco gang, at kilometer 17, Municipality of Tibú, Norte de Santander, there were several casualties between dead and wounded, who were evacuated through kilometer 14.
– 13, at 11:00 AM, in combat against the 33 paramilitary narco gang, at kilometer 16 of Tibú, 2 were injured and one dead.
– 13, at 11:30 AM, in combat against the 33 paramilitary narco gang, in the Caño Raya village of Tibú, 3 people died and 5 were injured.
– 15, at 1:30 PM, in combat against the 33 paramilitary narco gang, in the upper part of the Caño Raya village, in Tibú, 4 were injured and one dead.
– 16, at 10:30 PM, in combat against the 33 paramilitary narco gang, in the 29 de Mayo village of Tibú, there were unquantified casualties.
– 17, at 11:30 AM, in combat against the 33 paramilitary narco gang, in the Caño Raya village of Tibú, there were unquantified casualties.
– 17, at 10:36 pm, state military aviation bombs the villages of La Esperanza, El Diviso and Puerto Catatumbo in the municipality of El Tarra, where two ELN guerrillas die. These same sites were bombed again on the 18th at 12 midnight.
-18, after the bombings, troops from the Vulcano Task Force disembarked in helicopters. The patrols disembarked in the San Martín de Filo Gringo village were attacked at 3 PM by ELN units, using snipers and bombing with drones, which caused numerous casualties and forced them to flee in disarray, leaving behind a large amount of military, radio communications and quartermaster material.
– 20, at 5 AM, we bombed the State Army Military Base, located in El Alto, in the municipality of San Calixto, with 140 and 180 mm artillery, resulting in unquantified casualties.
– 23, at 6:00 AM, in half an hour of combat against the paramilitary narco gang of 33, in the Vereda Retiro Alto de Tibú, comrade Hormiga fell dead. Unquantified casualties occurred to the gang.
– 23, the 33 paramilitary narco gang attacks several of our positions with drones in the Vereda El Retiro de Tibú, where comrade Franco dies.
– 24, in 5 hours of combat against the narco-paramilitary gang of 33 at kilometer 19 of Tibú, in which we combined unmanned ships, artillery and infantry, 9 were killed and 11 wounded, among the casualties fell alias Mateo, a commander of the gang.
– 24, in Bocas de Orú in the El Tarra municipality, our exploration units found a member of the gang, wounded with a shot in one of his legs, who had been injured in the fighting on April 18 in the 20 de Julio village of Tibú, to whom we immediately provided medical assistance.
– 24, at 8:00 PM, in combat against the 33 paramilitary narco gang, at the La Pollera farm, located in the Caño Raya village of Tibú, a commander of the gang and two civilians who accompanied him were injured.
– 24, at 8:00 PM, we bombed the shelters of the drone pilots of the 33 paramilitary narco gang, causing unquantified casualties.
Directorate of the FGNO Commander in Chief Manuel Pérez Martínez of the ELN
Source: https://eln-voces.net/2026/05/04/combates-en-el-catatumbo-contra-sicarios-contratados/
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=32373 #Catatumbo #colombia #eln #guerrilla #sicarios #southAmerica -
#Sucesos #Asesinato #Sicarios Sicarios asesinan a joven de 22 años en motocicleta en Santa Bárbara: el país acumula 72 mujeres asesinadas en 2026 https://elmundo.hn/sicarios-asesinan-a-joven-de-22-anos-en-motocicleta/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon
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#Nacionales #Ministeriopúblico #Sicarios MP llevará a Roosevelt Hernández a investigación; solicita perito por llamar «sicarios de la comunicación» a periodistas https://elmundo.hn/mp-llevara-a-roosevelt-hernandez-a-investigacion/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon
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Piden justicia contra autores intelectuales de asesinato de ambientalista en Honduras
Los tres sicarios acusados de asesinar al ambientalista Juan López comparecieron hoy en los tribunales donde decenas de pobladores, junto al sacerdote jesuita Ismael Moreno, exigían justicia contra los autores intelectuales de homicidio.
La entrada Piden justicia contra autores intelectuales [...]#AmbientalistaAsesinado #Honduras #JuanLópez #Mundo #Sicarios #SinCategoría #ÚltimaHora
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📌El periodismo amenazado: la ultraderecha pone en peligro el derecho a la información con total impunidad
https://carabanchel.net/el-periodismo-amenazado-la-ultraderecha-pone-en-peligro-el-derecho-a-la-informacion-con-total-impunidad/
#Carabanchel #Madrid #agitadores #Comunidad #pseudoperiodistas #sicarios #trumpistas #ultraderecha #vox -
🌍 ■ La Fiscalía de Colombia investiga la presunta implicación de fuerzas de seguridad en el ataque a Uribe ■ Bogotá pide colaboración a Washington porque el arma del menor detenido por disparar, el supuesto sicario, fue adquirida en Arizona (EEUU).
https://www.huffingtonpost.es/global/la-fiscalia-colombia-investiga-presunta-implicacion-fuerzas-seguridad-ataque-uribe.html?int=MASTODON_WORLD#colombia #gustavopetro #sicarios #global #policia #atentados
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🌍 ■ La Fiscalía de Colombia investiga la presunta implicación de fuerzas de seguridad en el ataque a Uribe ■ Bogotá pide colaboración a Washington porque el arma del menor detenido por disparar, el supuesto sicario, fue adquirida en Arizona (EEUU).
https://www.huffingtonpost.es/global/la-fiscalia-colombia-investiga-presunta-implicacion-fuerzas-seguridad-ataque-uribe.html?int=MASTODON_WORLD#colombia #gustavopetro #sicarios #global #policia #atentados
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🌍 ■ Petro revela que la Policía colombiana está "infiltrada" en el tiroteo del senador Uribe ■ "Hay alguien que (...) va a volver a actuar porque esto es un juego de billar, de carambolas y toda su siguiente actuación tiene que ver con dividir el país y con debilitar el Estado, la credibili[…]
https://www.huffingtonpost.es/global/petro-revela-policia-colombiana-esta-infiltrada-tiroteo-senador-uribe.html?int=MASTODON_WORLD#atentados #colombia #alvarouribe #gustavopetro #sicarios #global
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🌍 ■ Petro revela que la Policía colombiana está "infiltrada" en el tiroteo del senador Uribe ■ "Hay alguien que (...) va a volver a actuar porque esto es un juego de billar, de carambolas y toda su siguiente actuación tiene que ver con dividir el país y con debilitar el Estado, la credibili[…]
https://www.huffingtonpost.es/global/petro-revela-policia-colombiana-esta-infiltrada-tiroteo-senador-uribe.html?int=MASTODON_WORLD#atentados #colombia #alvarouribe #gustavopetro #sicarios #global
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🌍 ■ Quién es Miguel Uribe, el político tiroteado en Colombia, y qué hipótesis maneja el Gobierno sobre su atentado ■ El país americano teme volver a los años más oscuros de violencia tras el ataque, que tiene al precandidato conservador entre la vida y la[…]
https://www.huffingtonpost.es/global/quien-miguel-uribe-politico-tiroteado-colombia-que-hipotesis-maneja-gobierno-sobre-atentado.html?int=MASTODON_WORLD#gustavopetro #sicarios #global #atentados #violencia #colombia #alvarouribe
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🌍 ■ Quién es Miguel Uribe, el político tiroteado en Colombia, y qué hipótesis maneja el Gobierno sobre su atentado ■ El país americano teme volver a los años más oscuros de violencia tras el ataque, que tiene al precandidato conservador entre la vida y la[…]
https://www.huffingtonpost.es/global/quien-miguel-uribe-politico-tiroteado-colombia-que-hipotesis-maneja-gobierno-sobre-atentado.html?int=MASTODON_WORLD#gustavopetro #sicarios #global #atentados #violencia #colombia #alvarouribe
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Asesor y secretaria de la alcaldesa de Ciudad de México fueron asesinados esta mañana
A plena luz del día y en una concurrida calle de la capital mexicana, sicarios en motocicleta asesinaron este mañana a la secretaria y un asesor de la alcaldesa de la ciudad.
La entrada Asesor y secretaria de la alcaldesa de Ciudad de México fueron asesinados esta mañana aparece primero en Semanario U [...]#Asesinato #CiudadDeMéxico #Mundo #SecretariaDeAlcaldesa #Sicarios #ÚltimaHora
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Sicarios ingresaron a casa a matar a joven esta madrugada
Un joven de 29 años perdió la vida tras ser atacado a balazos la madrugada de este viernes en Purral de Goicoechea. El detalle brindado por el Organismo de Investigación Judicial (OIJ) revela que la víctima respondía al apellido López y se encontraba en la comodidad de su casa cuando unos sujetos ingresaron y le […]
#Homicidio #Nacionales #Sicarios #Sucesos
https://www.crhoy.com/nacionales/sicarios-ingresaron-a-casa-a-matar-a-joven-esta-madrugada/
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Chaves se lanza de nuevo contra diputados y los llama “cómplices” de criminales
Presidente dice que el Gobierno ya hace todo lo que puede y que ya se está cansando de explicar que soluciones ante ola de homicidios están en manos de la Asamblea Legislativa, pero críticas aluden también a otros temas.
La entrada Chaves se lanza de nuevo contra diputados y lo [...]#AsambleaLegislativa #BCIE #Diputados #FinanciamientoElectoral #Narcotráfico #País #RodrigoChaves #Sicarios
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En el 7% de homicidios cometidos en 2023 la Policía atrapó a sicarios en el sitio
Aunque las capturas inmediatas se dan en una minoría de casos, ministro Zamora lamenta que normas actuales impidan un mayor encarcelamiento de los presuntos sicarios.
La entrada En el 7% de homicidios cometidos en 2023 la Policía atrapó a sicarios en el sitio aparece primero en Semanario Universidad. -
#IndigenousActivists are risking their lives for #butterflies
In #CentralMexico’s forests, armed community members defend an iconic butterfly from cartel-backed logging.
By Anjan Sundaram Dec 20, 2023
"Every winter, northwest of Mexico City, the branches of the Oyamel fir trees ignite in orange, colored by the wings of #MonarchButterflies that have made the epic journey south from Canada and the United States.
"The forest is home to the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve, created by presidential decree in 1986 and designated as a Unesco World Heritage site in 2008. The reserve shelters nearly 90 percent of the region’s over-wintering monarch butterfly population.
"Despite the fact that the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve is internationally protected, decades of degradation of the forest have posed an existential threat to this fragile ecosystem. Over the past four decades, the number of winter roosting sites for the butterflies in the reserve has fallen by over 50 percent, driven in part by illegal logging.
"After researchers found that 10 percent of total canopy cover had been lost between 2001 and 2012, the Mexican government ramped up enforcement of laws prohibiting logging. Government raids on illegal sawmills in the reserve sharply reduced logging. Yet according to an analysis by the World Wildlife Fund, the rate of forest degradation in the reserve tripled in 2022.
"To protect these forests — one of the few remaining wintering refuges for migrating monarchs — the local #Mazahua Indigenous community in Crescencio Morales has established its own security force.
"As these self-described forest defenders from Crescensio Morales fight to protect the monarch butterfly’s refuge, Indigenous leaders took the global stage at the United Nations annual climate change summit in Dubai to wage this battle on a second front: to convince world leaders to recognize the dangers environmental land defenders, particularly in Latin America, face and to build stronger mechanisms to support them.
"Around the world, environmental activists face increasing violence
"As their weapons indicate, the world’s environmental defenders need defending. Every day, the councils of Crescencio Morales’ guardia comunales work in shifts, patrolling their community as well as the boundary of the Monarch Biosphere Reserve. They say they are threatened by #sicarios, cartel #hitmen, who also benefit from the #IllegalTrade, and are allied with clandestine loggers who camp in the surrounding forests. The guardia comunales run well-armed patrols through their territories to prevent the sicarios from expanding their territories and cutting down the precious Oyamel fir trees.
"These conflicts put environmental #activists at great risk. Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador has promised to stop such violence, but the country remains among the world’s deadliest for those defending its pristine ecosystems. In January 2020, the body of the anti-logging activist and monarch butterfly defender #HomeroGómezGonzalez was found in a community near Crescencio. Activists suspect his death was connected to illegal logging disputes, the Guardian reported.
"The pressures that Mexico’s Indigenous activists face are emblematic of similar conflicts arising globally. Communities like Crescencio Morales are on the front lines of a battle to protect their local environment from a mounting scramble for natural resources, amplified by corruption.
"Members of Crescencio Morales’s community told me that in addition to fighting the illegal loggers, they also protect their forested mountains from #mining companies seeking to extract #gold, #silver, and #copper — #minerals now in high demand as the world transitions to clean energy technologies.
Land defenders around the world — in countries including Mexico, #Brazil, The Democratic Republic of the #Congo, and the #Philippines — face increasing violence as they defend their territories, according to #GlobalWitness, an accountability nonprofit that studies the link between #NaturalResources, #conflict, and #corruption. A 2023 investigation by the organization found that nearly 2,000 #activists have been killed over the last decade for their efforts to protect the planet, many of them from Indigenous communities trying to preserve their ecological heritage."The majority of recorded killings of #LandDefenders in 2022 took place in #LatinAmerica, making the continent perhaps the most dangerous place for #EnvironmentalDefense.
"#IndigenousLands include some of the planet’s most threatened landscapes
"The Mexican constitution protects the right of Indigenous communities’ self-determination — which, among other forms of #sovereignty, allows them to govern their land communally. In 2023, more than 50 percent of Mexico’s land fell under these legal regimes, termed #TierraComunal or #TierraEjidal — which roughly translates to communal land. This, according to a study by the Rights and Resources Initiative, is the highest percentage of land collectively owned by Indigenous and local communities of any country in the #Americas.
"This unique aspect of #MexicanIndigenous heritage means that broad swaths of land in Mexico remain protected. Yet mounting effects from climate change as well as political and economic pressures mean that some of Mexico’s Indigenous communities have been forced to block highways in protest and appeal for help to protect themselves, their communities, their ecosystems, and their way of life.
"#Mexico’s unique legal regime is especially important for Crescencio Morales because it offers communities in the area, with deep historical and cultural ties to the monarch butterflies, the legal authority to protect the reserve. But the law can only do so much to protect the refuge and its migrating butterflies from illegal logging pressure.
"To prevent destruction of the Monarch Biosphere Reserve, Indigenous activists have taken their security and that of the butterflies’ precious trees into their own hands. When I visited Crescencio Morales earlier this year, I walked with a community policeman named Aurelio during an armed patrol along his community’s border. (We are withholding his identity and using a pseudonym to protect him from being targeted by local violence.) At the summit of one of the hills surrounding the community, Aurelio told me Crescencio Morales had been forced to arm itself to protect its people, butterflies, and #Forests.
"The security situation in towns such as #CrescencioMorales is complex. According to other community leaders I spoke with this year, who wished to remain anonymous due to security risks, the locals did not trust the army or the state police, which they often suspected of cutting business deals with the cartels. Armed security volunteers who protected the community from #taladores, the illegal loggers, patrolled their town in pickup trucks.
"These hyperlocal battles — on highways and in open warfare by the #GuardiasComunales — have larger stakes: Mexican Indigenous environmental activists are defending landscapes that have implications for global #biodiversity. Without their efforts, environmentalists fear systemic #deforestation from illegal logging, which would not only destroy habitat for vulnerable species but also increase the #GreenhouseGas emissions that further drive #ClimateChange. And without the preservation of the Crescencio Morales Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve, an important chain in a migration that connects ecosystems from Canada to Mexico would be severed."
Full article:
https://www.vox.com/climate/24006471/cop28-rising-danger-environmental-activism#ForestDefenders #JusticeForHomero #DirectAction #CriminalizingDissent #DefendTheForest #IndigenousRights #Extinction #EnvironmentalActivists #ClimateActivists #ClimateJustice #Fascism #DirectAction #SilencingDissent #CorporateColonialism #EcoActivists
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#IndigenousActivists are risking their lives for #butterflies
In #CentralMexico’s forests, armed community members defend an iconic butterfly from cartel-backed logging.
By Anjan Sundaram Dec 20, 2023
"Every winter, northwest of Mexico City, the branches of the Oyamel fir trees ignite in orange, colored by the wings of #MonarchButterflies that have made the epic journey south from Canada and the United States.
"The forest is home to the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve, created by presidential decree in 1986 and designated as a Unesco World Heritage site in 2008. The reserve shelters nearly 90 percent of the region’s over-wintering monarch butterfly population.
"Despite the fact that the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve is internationally protected, decades of degradation of the forest have posed an existential threat to this fragile ecosystem. Over the past four decades, the number of winter roosting sites for the butterflies in the reserve has fallen by over 50 percent, driven in part by illegal logging.
"After researchers found that 10 percent of total canopy cover had been lost between 2001 and 2012, the Mexican government ramped up enforcement of laws prohibiting logging. Government raids on illegal sawmills in the reserve sharply reduced logging. Yet according to an analysis by the World Wildlife Fund, the rate of forest degradation in the reserve tripled in 2022.
"To protect these forests — one of the few remaining wintering refuges for migrating monarchs — the local #Mazahua Indigenous community in Crescencio Morales has established its own security force.
"As these self-described forest defenders from Crescensio Morales fight to protect the monarch butterfly’s refuge, Indigenous leaders took the global stage at the United Nations annual climate change summit in Dubai to wage this battle on a second front: to convince world leaders to recognize the dangers environmental land defenders, particularly in Latin America, face and to build stronger mechanisms to support them.
"Around the world, environmental activists face increasing violence
"As their weapons indicate, the world’s environmental defenders need defending. Every day, the councils of Crescencio Morales’ guardia comunales work in shifts, patrolling their community as well as the boundary of the Monarch Biosphere Reserve. They say they are threatened by #sicarios, cartel #hitmen, who also benefit from the #IllegalTrade, and are allied with clandestine loggers who camp in the surrounding forests. The guardia comunales run well-armed patrols through their territories to prevent the sicarios from expanding their territories and cutting down the precious Oyamel fir trees.
"These conflicts put environmental #activists at great risk. Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador has promised to stop such violence, but the country remains among the world’s deadliest for those defending its pristine ecosystems. In January 2020, the body of the anti-logging activist and monarch butterfly defender #HomeroGómezGonzalez was found in a community near Crescencio. Activists suspect his death was connected to illegal logging disputes, the Guardian reported.
"The pressures that Mexico’s Indigenous activists face are emblematic of similar conflicts arising globally. Communities like Crescencio Morales are on the front lines of a battle to protect their local environment from a mounting scramble for natural resources, amplified by corruption.
"Members of Crescencio Morales’s community told me that in addition to fighting the illegal loggers, they also protect their forested mountains from #mining companies seeking to extract #gold, #silver, and #copper — #minerals now in high demand as the world transitions to clean energy technologies.
Land defenders around the world — in countries including Mexico, #Brazil, The Democratic Republic of the #Congo, and the #Philippines — face increasing violence as they defend their territories, according to #GlobalWitness, an accountability nonprofit that studies the link between #NaturalResources, #conflict, and #corruption. A 2023 investigation by the organization found that nearly 2,000 #activists have been killed over the last decade for their efforts to protect the planet, many of them from Indigenous communities trying to preserve their ecological heritage."The majority of recorded killings of #LandDefenders in 2022 took place in #LatinAmerica, making the continent perhaps the most dangerous place for #EnvironmentalDefense.
"#IndigenousLands include some of the planet’s most threatened landscapes
"The Mexican constitution protects the right of Indigenous communities’ self-determination — which, among other forms of #sovereignty, allows them to govern their land communally. In 2023, more than 50 percent of Mexico’s land fell under these legal regimes, termed #TierraComunal or #TierraEjidal — which roughly translates to communal land. This, according to a study by the Rights and Resources Initiative, is the highest percentage of land collectively owned by Indigenous and local communities of any country in the #Americas.
"This unique aspect of #MexicanIndigenous heritage means that broad swaths of land in Mexico remain protected. Yet mounting effects from climate change as well as political and economic pressures mean that some of Mexico’s Indigenous communities have been forced to block highways in protest and appeal for help to protect themselves, their communities, their ecosystems, and their way of life.
"#Mexico’s unique legal regime is especially important for Crescencio Morales because it offers communities in the area, with deep historical and cultural ties to the monarch butterflies, the legal authority to protect the reserve. But the law can only do so much to protect the refuge and its migrating butterflies from illegal logging pressure.
"To prevent destruction of the Monarch Biosphere Reserve, Indigenous activists have taken their security and that of the butterflies’ precious trees into their own hands. When I visited Crescencio Morales earlier this year, I walked with a community policeman named Aurelio during an armed patrol along his community’s border. (We are withholding his identity and using a pseudonym to protect him from being targeted by local violence.) At the summit of one of the hills surrounding the community, Aurelio told me Crescencio Morales had been forced to arm itself to protect its people, butterflies, and #Forests.
"The security situation in towns such as #CrescencioMorales is complex. According to other community leaders I spoke with this year, who wished to remain anonymous due to security risks, the locals did not trust the army or the state police, which they often suspected of cutting business deals with the cartels. Armed security volunteers who protected the community from #taladores, the illegal loggers, patrolled their town in pickup trucks.
"These hyperlocal battles — on highways and in open warfare by the #GuardiasComunales — have larger stakes: Mexican Indigenous environmental activists are defending landscapes that have implications for global #biodiversity. Without their efforts, environmentalists fear systemic #deforestation from illegal logging, which would not only destroy habitat for vulnerable species but also increase the #GreenhouseGas emissions that further drive #ClimateChange. And without the preservation of the Crescencio Morales Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve, an important chain in a migration that connects ecosystems from Canada to Mexico would be severed."
Full article:
https://www.vox.com/climate/24006471/cop28-rising-danger-environmental-activism#ForestDefenders #JusticeForHomero #DirectAction #CriminalizingDissent #DefendTheForest #IndigenousRights #Extinction #EnvironmentalActivists #ClimateActivists #ClimateJustice #Fascism #DirectAction #SilencingDissent #CorporateColonialism #EcoActivists