Aparicio Ríos, the leader of an indigenous territory in Paniquitá, in Colombia\'s south-western Cauca province, said that they wanted to denounce the systematic killings of indigenous leaders as well as the lack of engagement by the government with indigenous communities.
Indigenous Colombians rally in Bogotá over killings
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