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Protests
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Police have not killed anyone more since yesterday’s update, but ~50 more injuries have occurred as well as several dozen arrests. Protesters are consolidating their areas of control over Bogota, and are still in the streets in Bucaramanga and Medellin.
Protests
Cristian Andres Hurtado
Christian Andres Hurtado was a protester shot dead by police early on in the protests, whose funeral was yesterday. A massive demonstration occurred at his funeral in Soacha, against the police, and the government’s inaction against brutality.
Bogota
The protests in Bogota have adopted a different nature, while still keeping their anti-police sentiment. After the sexual assault of 3 women in a CAI (police substation), many (anarcha-)feminist groups have taken to the streets against the police and their exploitation of women that they arrest.
Anarcha-feminists clashing with the police 
“Will I return home without being raped?” 
“I rape arrestees” 
“I am a rapist” spray-painted on a police officer’s shield. 
Police opening fire on protesters hunkering down in a small business
Additionally, indigenous protesters in Suba (a northern area of Bogota) are preparing for an influx of military police who have been filmed en route there.
Medellin
“They’re killing us!” 
“There are so many dead around me that I don’t know where to cry” 
“Stop the war against the people!” 
“There is a war against the people.” 
“Revolution, nothing less!” 
“They’re killing us!”
