Colombia Deploys Troops to Santa Marta After Armed Shutdown
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Colombia’s president sent troops to Santa Marta after an outbreak of violence and an armed shutdown attributed to a criminal group. Colombia Reports identified the group as the ACSN and said the disruptions affected parts of the country’s Caribbean coast.
The U.S. Embassy issued a security alert on September 23 citing an increased security presence and disruptions in Santa Marta. The New York Times reported that the president traveled to the city carrying a gun.
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