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Former Colombian guerrilla leaders convicted for wartime crimes won’t serve prison time, drawing criticism over lack of accountability.
In Colombia, former guerrilla leaders were convicted on charges tied to mass killings and kidnappings from the country’s decades-long conflict, marking a legal milestone in post-war justice.
Despite the convictions, they will not serve prison time, sparking criticism from victims and human rights advocates who say the outcome falls short of meaningful accountability.
The decision underscores the ongoing challenges in delivering justice in post-conflict societies, where peace agreements and reconciliation efforts often limit punitive measures, leaving many affected families feeling that closure remains out of reach.
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Los antiguos líderes de la guerrilla colombiana condenados por crímenes de guerra no pasarán tiempo en prisión, lo que generó críticas por la falta de rendición de cuentas.