The Colombian Prosecutor General's Office has reactivated arrest warrants against members of the armed group 'Comuneros del Sur,' including those involved in peace talks with the government led by former President Gustavo Petro. The decision follows a presidential resolution from September 3, 2026, which ended the dialogue process. The affected individuals include Oliverio Orfilio Pai Rodríguez, Gabriel Yepes Mejía, and others who were part of the negotiation team. The move comes after the current government under President Abelardo de la Espriella terminated the dialogue. Gabriel Yepes Mejía, known as 'H.H.,' has a history with the ELN and was linked to drug trafficking operations involving Mexican cartels. Despite U.S. extradition requests, his transfer was denied by Petro in May 2025.
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