# Toribio and Tacueyó Mayor Rejects Dog Poisoning Cases

Toribio and Tacueyó mayor rejects recent dog poisonings, citing five confirmed cases and calling for community action.

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The Mayor of Toribio, in the department of Cauca, issued a statement rejecting recent cases of dog poisoning recorded over the last two months in the territory. [^1]

More than 4,000 people from various territories in the northern Cauca region gathered in the main court of Tacueyó for the first Trueque de Integración y Reconciliación por la Paz. [^2]

The administration reminded residents of Law 2455 of 2025, known as the Angel Law, which strengthens protection measures and sanctions against animal abuse and death. [^3]

The legal organization Alegato Juristas issued an alert regarding a suspected animal abuse case and reported that nearly 20 dogs were found dead in Toribio and Tacueyó. [^4]

The municipal administration confirmed knowledge of five cases of dog poisoning in Toribio and two cases in the neighboring town of Tacueyó. [^5]

Alvaro, a representative of the peace accords signatories from Toribío, stated that the barter is a space to reconnect, recognize each other, and rebuild bonds of unity, reciprocity, and brotherhood. [^6]

Luis Alejandro Delgado, coordinator of the Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) in Cauca, stated that community processes are what truly contribute to collective reintegration and avoid stigmatization. [^7]

The event was led by the signatories of the Peace Agreement from the municipality of Toribío and took place within the framework of the VIII Encuentro de Pensamiento, Tradición y Armonía Nasa. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. The Mayor of Toribio, in the department of Cauca, issued a statement rejecting recent cases of dog poisoning recorded over the last two months in the territory. (Diario Occidente, News)
2. More than 4,000 people from various territories in the northern Cauca region gathered in the main court of Tacueyó for the first Trueque de Integración y Reconciliación por la Paz. (El País, News)
3. The administration reminded residents of Law 2455 of 2025, known as the Angel Law, which strengthens protection measures and sanctions against animal abuse and death. (Diario Occidente, News)
4. The legal organization Alegato Juristas issued an alert regarding a suspected animal abuse case and reported that nearly 20 dogs were found dead in Toribio and Tacueyó. (Diario Occidente, News)
5. The municipal administration confirmed knowledge of five cases of dog poisoning in Toribio and two cases in the neighboring town of Tacueyó. (Diario Occidente, News)
6. Alvaro, a representative of the peace accords signatories from Toribío, stated that the barter is a space to reconnect, recognize each other, and rebuild bonds of unity, reciprocity, and brotherhood. (El País, News)
7. Luis Alejandro Delgado, coordinator of the Reincorporation and Normalization Agency (ARN) in Cauca, stated that community processes are what truly contribute to collective reintegration and avoid stigmatization. (El País, News)
8. The event was led by the signatories of the Peace Agreement from the municipality of Toribío and took place within the framework of the VIII Encuentro de Pensamiento, Tradición y Armonía Nasa. (El País, News)

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