COThe article recounts a personal account of the devastation caused by an earthquake in Pereira, Colombia. The author describes crossing into the city after traveling from Manizales to reunite with his family, his son Mateo and his wife Martha, and witnessing widespread destruction, particularly in the popular park La Libertad. The viaduct was closed, forcing him to take an alternate route to reach the hospital where his family had been. Their home collapsed during the quake, leaving them trapped under the rubble. In a moment of intense emotional connection, they exchanged final words before the building collapsed completely. Workers at a nearby construction site witnessed the collapse and joined rescue efforts, ultimately finding the couple alive. The narrative highlights both the immense destruction and the resilience and solidarity shown by those affected.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a personal experience of an earthquake's impact, emphasizing human emotion, survival, and community response rather than taking a stance on any political issue. It does not frame the event through a political lens or criticize any government actions, policies, or officials. It
