The latest massacre was in the Venice municipality, in the Antioquia department. Three people were killed and another one was injured following an armed attack. Two of the victims were minors.

The armed group attacked the house where the victims were staying in the Los Alamos neighborhood. 

According to Venice's Mayor Oscar Sanchez, the violent events occurred during a dispute over micro-trafficking, which is "the main security challenge in Antioquia," he said.

This is the fourth massacre that occurs in Colombia over the weekend. On Friday, there were two violent events registered in Arauca and one in Cauca. On Saturday, another violent event was reported in Nariño.

On Saturday, President Ivan Duque announced that there have been 34 "collective homicides" in Colombia from 2019 to 2020.

This figure, however, does not coincide with the 45 massacres that the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has recorded during 2020 alone.

Antioquia is the most affected department by violence in Colombia. It has reported nine massacres since January.