List of massacres in Colombia

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The following is a list of massacres in Colombia:

• Banana massacre^[1]
• Uraba massacre (1988)
• Segovia massacre (1988)
• Trujillo chainsaw massacres (1988-1991)
• Riofrio massacre (1993)
• Villanueva massacre (1998)
• Bojayá massacre (2002)^[2]
• La Gabarra Massacre^[3]
• Bahía Portete massacre (2004)
• Jamundí massacre
• Macayepo massacre
• El Salado Massacre
• Santo Domingo massacre^[4]
• Chengue Massacre
• Playón de Orozco massacre
• Alto Naya massacre^[5]
• Villa Lucía, Apartadó massacre
• Tibú massacre (2004)
• Candelaria massacre (2004)
• Putumayo massacres
• El Aro massacre
• Mapiripán Massacre
• San José de Apartadó massacre
• Villatina Massacre

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			• Banana Massacre (1928) • La Violencia (1948-1958) • Marquetalia Republic • The National Front • Dominican embassy (1980) • Palace of Justice (1985) • Patriotic Union Party extermination • Humanitarian exchange • Mapiripán Massacre (1997) • Peace process (1999-2002) • Bojayá massacre (2002) • Valle del Cauca Deputies hostage crisis (2002-Present) • El Nogal Club bombing (2003) • Parapolitics scandal (2006–7) • Operation Emmanuel • Andean diplomatic crisis (2008)	Lawsuits  • Sinaltrainal v. Coca-Cola (2001) • Rodriquez v. Drummond (2003) • Doe v. Chiquita (2007)  Kidnappings  • Kidnappings in Colombia • List of political hostages held by FARC  Illegal drug trade  • Illegal drug trade in Colombia • War on Drugs • Narcoterrorism  Government aspects  • Democratic security • Plan Colombia • Plan Patriota • U.S.-Colombia relations • Human rights in Colombia • Politics of Colombia
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