Problems in Common Between Jamaica and Colombia about The Terrorism

At this moment, Colombia and Jamaica has a lot in common and especially if we speak of terrorism because in Colombia there are many gangs who are fighting for dominance in an area like that happening in Jamaica. In Colombia also can be seen that very often there are problems related to drug trafficking, and that in most cases it is the cause of most wars in Colombia and in many places in the world.
In Colombia the gang that presents more violence is "la guerrilla". Comparing violence between Colombia and Jamaica, we can say that in Colombia are more violent acts than in Jamaica.

BY JENNAISE JACKSON

War and Terrorism In Jamaica

In Jamaica, like in other countries, we can see many acts of violence, but the most common are vandalism, gangs are usually involved in the drug trade. And as we all know, where there are drugs, there are also problems. This war between gangs is also caused because each wants control of the area or somewhere in the country.
I can talk about this in the light of an article published by "Prensa latina" on 5 November, which said that the number of multiple murders is growing in Jamaica. The latest report by the police revealed that the multiple murders grew twice for the data last year, these murders were caused by gunmen who disappear very quickly from the scene, and witnesses say that after attacking with powerful guns and escape at high speed in their vehicles.

BY JENNAISE JACKSON

PROBLEM IN COMMON BETWEN COLOMBIA AND JAMAICA

There is a big problem that colombia and jamaica have in common which is the
war, the gangs here in colombia and there in jamaica is the most important problem in jamaica and in colombia, for example this notice:

"Five shot in gang war - Woman killed in drive- Rasbert Turner, Gleaner Writer SPANISH TOWN, St. Catherine The Central Village police say a gang war was the motive behind the murder of a 19-year-old woman and the injuring of four persons during a shooting in Caymanas Bay, St. Catherine on Thursday night. Dead is Nashauna Barrett, while the four injured males were hospitalised with gunshot wounds. "We believe gang war is the motive. However, recently one of the major players was found dead. But it has restarted," said sub-officer Detective Sergeant Rodney Matthews who is attached to the Central Village Police Station. He added that, in July, several persons were shot and killed in and around the community by men from the area believed to be fighting over a mineral spring in the community which has been a source of contention for some time. The property is said to be owned by the Urban Development Corporation. Police on foot patrol Detective Sergeant Matthews told The Gleaner the police have started a foot patrol in the area to bring the gang war under control. About 9:45 Thursday night, the five were playing ludo when a car drove up, men alighted and started firing shots, hitting all and killing the woman. The St. Catherine South Homicide team has since commenced an investigation into the incident. ¨

jamaica and in colombia is the same thing at the moment,but here in colombia the guerrilla is the most bigger gang that you can see who do the most horrible things.

BY JUAN CARLOS BARRERO

COLOMBIA AND JAMAICA

Nowadays Colombia has one of the most common problems all around the world which is the terrorism. We can compared this topic with Jamaica because in general it is happened the same. Everyday there is a murder and government can’t stop it. Society is getting scared because maybe the situation will be really complicated. Here in Colombia is the guerrilla is bigger than the violence on Jamaica, so it is a big difference in both countries that put in more danger Colombia.

BY: LINETH CHARRY A.

WAR AND TERRORISM IN JAMAICA

At the moment Jamaica has a big problem about the war and the terrorism. In general all the newspapers are writing and investigation about this topic. For example in the publication “Prensa Latina” on the last days, there is a text which explains the actions of the Jamaica government to solve terrorism in this country. Furthermore especially in Kingston, the capital of Jamaica, have increased the number of murders multiple (Publication “Prensa Latina”). So, this a clear example which shows the big problem that Jamaica is having at the moment.

BY: LINETH CHARRY A.

PROBLEM IN COMMON OF COLOMBIA AND JAMAICA

Currently, Colombia has experiencing one of the most critical times in its long period of violence. The peace negotiations that are currently showing pose a peaceful solution to the armed conflict, but as we know, they do not stop Colombian guerrillas kill and frighten the population living in rural areas and do not measure the impact that leaves this conflict and the number of victims that without leads to date, on the other hand, in Jamaica seeks by all means to stop the violence that are generating bands (local guerrillas), which fits that leave a number of persons dead is that eventually are victims of the conflict armed introduced Jamaica at the moment, we must mention the attacks on the weekend that left as a result 30 people dead and others wounded ...

By: Jennifer Cruz L.

WAR AND VIOLENCE IN JAMAICA

At the moment, Jamaica presents a big problem with high index of violence caused by war between rival gangs linked with the government and opposition parties. It is serious the problem of violence that facing the Jamaican government, which has chosen to seek help to deal with the International worst crisis in civil violence that has suffered the capital, but the war between these gangs they are concentrated in traffic drogras and weapons.

By: Jennifer Cruz L.

Terrorism in jamaica

jamaica has been criticised heavily for its gangs also by its violence, people in jamaica are so relax and they don't put the necesary attention for that bad things in the mayority of the caces. the small towns there like old kingston is really bad because there there are all that gangs, all people know that and however they dont't say anything about that. we have to help this people rigth now.

BY JUAN CARLOS BARRERO