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Bogotá, 4 abr (Prensa Latina) El Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja (CICR) en Colombia registró 218 víctimas de artefactos explosivos en el primer trimestre de este año, un incremento del 40 por ciento respecto al mismo periodo de 2021, confirmó hoy.
La entidad detalló que esa cifra incluye las víctimas de distintos tipos de artefactos explosivos: minas antipersonales, artefactos explosivos de detonación controlada y artefactos explosivos lanzados, y de ese total...