Before the peace agreement with the Farc we kept statistics on security incidents that occurred near oil infrastructure. We stopped collecting the statistics when incidents fell off dramatically (or the press stopped reporting them). But now things are getting complicated in Catatumbo especially and a reader asked if we had any uptime statistics on the Coveñas /Caño Limón (CCL) pipeline which passes through some of the ‘hot spots’.
Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) and CENIT announced new attacks against pipelines.
The report ‘Los focos del conflicto en Colombia’, carried out by the Instituto de Estudios para el Desarrollo y la Paz (Indepaz) talked about membership of these illegal groups.
It has been four months since we last updated our Covid-19 tracking charts, time enough for Colombia’s Third Wave to come and go. The country is now at its lowest infection level since the early days of the pandemic but other countries are riding the delta variant to a new fourth, peak.
The Colombian Association of Petroleum Engineers (Acipet) denounces the attacks on the country’s oil infrastructure.
Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) denounced the violent actions against oil facilities in the La Cira Infantas field (Barrancabermeja).
Arauca is living times of uncertainty and fear due to FARC dissidents. This and other stories in our periodic post-conflict summary from last month.
FARC dissidents claimed responsibility for the attack against the presidential helicopter and the army’s 30th brigade. This and other news in our post-conflict summary from the last month.
The National Army announced a new strategy to monitor the country’s oil pipelines.
Juan Camilo Restrepo, new Peace Commissioner, spoke about the rapprochements with the ELN and the criticism for his financing for the No campaign of the 2016 peace plebiscite.
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