Colombian Court Sentences Simeón Pérez Marroquín to 22 Years for Senator Uribe Turbay Murder

A Colombian court sentenced Simeón Pérez Marroquín to 22 years and four months for his role in the assassination of Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay in June 2025. This conviction highlights the persistent threat of political violence amid Colombia's volatile political climate and challenges to democratic processes. Authorities and observers will closely watch ongoing investigations into connections with illegal armed groups, notably the Second Marquetalia led by Iván Márquez, and the impact on upcoming elections.
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Katherine Andrea Martínez Martínez
Simeón Peréz Marroquín
Second Marquetalia
Iván Márquez
Simeón Pérez Marroquín
Elder José Arteaga Hernández
right-wing
Miguel Uribe Turbay
FARC
Colombia