Part of Pablo Escobar’s ranch to be given to female victims of Colombia conflict
In a significant move towards reparations, Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced that part of Pablo Escobar's former ranch will be allocated to female victims of the country's armed conflict. This land, once a symbol of Escobar's wealth and home to his notorious 'cocaine hippos,' has been abandoned since his death in 1993 and even transformed into a theme park. By granting this land to women who have suffered due to the violence, the government aims to empower these individuals and acknowledge their struggles, marking a step forward in addressing historical injustices.
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In a significant move towards reparations, Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced that part of Pablo Escobar's former ranch will be allocated to female victims of the country's armed conflict. This land, once a symbol of Escobar's wealth and home to his notorious 'cocaine hippos,' has been abandoned since his death in 1993 and even transformed into a theme park. By granting this land to women who have suffered due to the violence, the government aims to empower these individuals and acknowledge their struggles, marking a step forward in addressing historical injustices.
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