Colombian forensic authorities confirmed on Sunday that three of the ten victims killed in a government airstrike on FARC dissidents in the Guaviare department were minors. ^[1] The Colombian Prosecutor's Office reactivated arrest warrants against Alexander Diaz Mendoza, alias Calarca, and 45 other members of armed groups, including the National Army Coordinator, the Sierra Nevada Conquistador Self-Defense Forces, and members of the State Major of Blocks and Fronts. ^[2] President Abelardo de la Espriella stated that the ten victims belonged to the State Major of Blocks and Fronts (EMBF), a FARC dissident group led by Alexander Diaz Mendoza, alias Calarcá. ^[3] The Colombian government conducted an airstrike on a Thursday against a dissident group of the FARC in the rural area of the Guaviare department. ^[4] The Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences identified nine of the ten bodies, with four being female, five male, and three minors, while one body remains under forensic examination. ^[5] Colombian debt interest rates increased by 30 basis points following the presentation of the 2027 budget, which includes a projected fiscal deficit of 9%, the highest in history. ^[6] President Abelardo de la Espriella stated that the reactivation of arrest warrants marks the end of the 'total peace' negotiations, as none of the armed groups showed a will for peace. ^[7] Seventeen representatives from the Pacto Histórico and two others from the opposition filed a motion of censure against Defense Minister Jorge Mora regarding the Operation Amón. ^[8]