Colombian prosecutors have launched an investigation into former President Álvaro Uribe, focusing on alleged connections to paramilitary groups. The inquiry centers around accusations of Uribe’s involvement in extrajudicial killings—murders committed by paramilitary organizations during Colombia’s decades-long civil conflict. Specifically, the investigation examines whether Uribe was aware of and potentially supported these groups, which were responsible for widespread atrocities. The probe stems from renewed scrutiny of Uribe’s past and his relationships with individuals linked to illegal armed groups. Uribe, a powerful political figure, has consistently denied any wrongdoing and claims the investigation is politically motivated. The case could have significant implications for Colombian politics and the ongoing efforts to achieve peace and justice in the country. Further details are expected as the investigation progresses.