On 15 March 2025, in Choconta (Cundinamarca), friends and family gathered for a demonstration demanding justice for the killing of a teenage girl in a femicide case. The protesters also honored her memory with commemorative events, including a performance by the marching band from her school.

Supply-chain Risk Briefing

1. Summary

On March 15, 2025, a peaceful memorial rally was held in Chocontá, Cundinamarca, Colombia, demanding justice for the murder of a teenage girl (femicide). This was a small-scale local community gathering with limited direct impact on supply chains.

2. Supply-chain impact

• Regional logistics impact — Chocontá is a small city near northern Bogotá, and the small scale of the rally means minimal impact on major transport routes or logistics hubs
• Agricultural sector — While Cundinamarca is a major agricultural region in Colombia, the peaceful memorial nature of the rally means no direct disruption to agricultural production or distribution
• Social stability — If femicide-related social issues persist, there is potential for expansion into larger-scale protests in the future

3. Watch points

• Follow-up protest trends — Need to observe whether similar incidents lead to protest expansion to major cities like Bogotá and increased scale
• Social tension levels — Monitor additional social movements and government responses related to gender-based violence issues within Colombia