Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay Dies at 39 after Assasination Attempt

Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay Dies at 39 after Assasination Attempt

Maria Claudia Tarazona (C) is hugged by her daughters during the arrival of her late husband senator Miguel Uribe Turbay as the Colombian congress holds a funeral chamber that will last 3 days. Uribe Turbay who was victim of an assasination attempt on june 7 died in the early morning of august 11, 2025. Photo by: Sebastian Barros/Long Visual Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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