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A video about life in the FARC's Eastern Bloc after the death of its leader, alias "Mono Jojoy"

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REPORTERS - COLOMBIA: Colombian rebel movement FARC after their chief 'Mono Jojoy' got killed. Can Colombia's FARC rebels keep fighting? Since the recent death of their leader and the freeing of Ingrid Betancourt in 2008, the FARC rebels have lost ground, but continue to harass the Colombian army. Is the previously formidable revolutionary war machine still as dangerous today? France 24 takes you to the depths of the jungle to meet a new generation of rebels who say they are ready to carry on the fight. FRANCE 24 - INTERNATIONAL NEWS 24/7 www.france24.com

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The Colombian president has met the sole survivor of a botched rescue attempt that ended with the deaths of four other hostages. Juan Manual Santos described the police sergeant as a national hero. But families of the victims had much harsher words for the government and its handling of the mission. Monica Villamizar reports.

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Claims by the Colombian government that the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) is almost defeated are false, according to the sole survivor of an attack by the army which killed the leader of the leftist resistance group. In an exclusive interview to Al Jazeera, Tomas Garcia, the only man to survive the November 4 military assault which killed FARC's top commander Alfonso Cano, said the government is lying to the people. "They should be honest with what is going on," Garcia, a body-guard of the now deceased leader, said. "They don't want to acknowledge that we are still a force. In some areas we have units with 300 and 400 men." The death of Cano was viewed by many as a major blow to FARC, with the hopes of pushing the armed group to start peace talks. Al Jazeera's Teresa Bo reports.

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www.euronews.net The Colombian government says it has killed the top FARC rebel leader Alfonso Cano in combat. The government, backed by the US, has been fighting the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia since 2002. Several FARC commanders have been killed in recent years, boosting the government in its military campaign.

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Bogota, Colombia - Information from a former FARC fighter helped leader the Colombian military to FARC leader Alfonso Cano´s jungle hideout in the south of the country Friday.

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Colombian police confiscate a submersible vessel - complete with computers and GPS - capable of transporting four tonnes of cocaine, the second such find in the past few days.

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The head of Colombia's main rebel group, the Farc, has been killed in a military bombing, the defence ministry has said. Alfonso Cano, leader of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Farc), had been the country's top target since September 2010, when the group's military chief was killed. The government offered up to $3.7m (£2.3m) for information that would lead to his capture. "The fingerprints matched," said one senior security official who confirmed the death, adding that the 63-year-old was killed in "a standard military operation" in Cauca state in which ground troops also participated. His killing is the latest in a series of withering blows to Latin America's last remaining leftist rebel army that began in March 2008, when the Farc's foreign minister, Raul Reyes, was killed in a bombing across the border in Ecuador. That same month, the Farc's revered co-founder, Manuel Marulanda, died in a mountain hideout of a heart attack. He was believed to be 78. Late last year government forces killed top commander Mono Jojoy in a bombardment and assault on his camp. Cano's death is a strategic victory for President Juan Manuel Santos who came to office last year promising to keep up a hard-line stance against the guerrillas. The group is on a US list of terrorist organisations and the military campaign, which began in 2002, has been backed by the American administration. Alfredo Rangel, an independent security analyst, said: "There's no leader with the intensity that <b>...</b>

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Popayan, Colombia - Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos said the death of Alfonso Cano is an historic moment for the country.

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www.euronews.net Thêy are saying no surrender, despite the biggest blow yet to their military campaign. Colombia's FARC rebels are vowing to continue fighting after the death of their leader Alfonso Cano. In a statement on a website that often carries rebel messages, the leftist insurgents said they rejected a plea by President Juan Manuel Santo to demobilise. The Colombian leader hailed the killing of Cano by his military as a major victory, and even claimed they had help from within FARC itself.

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Karl Penhaul cuenta como un año después de la captura del Mono Jojoy convivió durante de 10 días con una unidad móvil de la guerrilla. noticias.univision.com noticias.univision.com noticias.univision.com María Elena Salinas Jorge Ramos

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The IISS launched its latest Strategic Dossier The FARC Files: Venezuela, Ecuador and the Secret Archive of 'Raúl Reyes' on Tusday 10 May 2011. The dossier provides unique insights into the thinking and evolution of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). It is based on a study of the computer disks belonging to Luis Edgar Devía Silva (aka Raúl Reyes), head of FARC's International Committee (COMINTER), that were seized by Colombian armed forces in a raid in March 2008 on Devía's camp inside Ecuador.

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Colombia accuses Venezuela and Ecuador's presidents of supporting the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. VOA producer Zulima Palacio takes a look into one of the oldest guerrilla groups in the world. Jeffrey Young narrates the story

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www.adn.es ------------ Ésta es la historia de un viaje a las entrañas de las FARC (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia), una guerrilla envuelta en la polémica por sus métodos violentos, su apoyo al narcotráfico y su uso de los secuestros como moneda de cambio. ADN.es busca respuestas en el corazón de un conflicto que ya ha cumplido más de cuarenta años en el momento en que millones de personas claman por la liberación de sus rehenes. Lee el texto completo en el blog de David Beriain

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Guerillas belonging to the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, known as FARC, kidnapped Ingrid Betancourt as she campaigned for the Colombian presidency in 2002. She was held captive six years in Colombia's rain forest until she was liberated in 2008 with 14 other hostages in a daring rescue staged by the Colombian army. Listen to her story. Betancourt spoke at Vanderbilt University Nov. 16, 2010. The university's Speakers Committee, a student-run organization, sponsored the event. Betancourt, the longest female hostage held in captivity, has become a global human rights activist meeting with world leaders and campaigning for the release of more than 700 hostages still being held captive by FARC. "I will not feel totally free, not happy, as long as one of my companions remains jailed in the jungle," she has said. During her presidential campaign, she had been a critic of FARC and her platform was built on her promise to curb drug trafficking, corruption and the FARC's methods of kidnapping innocent people. She had met with FARC leaders to encourage them to end these practices before becoming a victim of their rebel tactics. Betancourt has received numerous international awards, including the French National Order of the Legion of Honor, The Prince of Asturias Prize of Concord, The Prize Grinzane Cavour and was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. She also received the first Woman of the Year Award 2008 from the World Awards Association for her commitment to democratic <b>...</b>

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De Nederlandse FARC-strijdster Tanja Nijmeijer is nog in leven en staat nog steeds achter de gewelddadige Colombiaanse rebellenbeweging. Dat blijkt uit een nieuw interview dat een Colombiaanse journalist in november in een oerwoud met Nijmeijer had. Het NOS Journaal en Nieuwsuur zenden het interview vanavond uit. De terroristische organisatie FARC vocht aanvankelijk voor een socialistische staat, maar houdt zich inmiddels meer bezig met drugshandel. De uit Denekamp afkomstige Tanja sloot zich in 2002 aan bij deze guerillabeweging. Colombiadeskundige Liduine Zumpolle zet zich al meer dan veertig jaar in voor betere mensenrechten in Colombia. Vanavond gaat ze in op de nieuwe beelden van FARC-lid Tanja Nijmeijer. Lees op www.pauwenwitteman.nl het gastenblog dat Liduine Zumpolle schreef na haar optreden in Pauw & Witteman op 11 oktober 2010. Bekijk eerder gesprekken over Tanja Nijmeijer in Pauw & Witteman, op www.pauwenwitteman.nl

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Fue abatido el máximo comandante de las FARC alias Alfonso Cano, Noticias RCN

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fr.euronews.net L'homme le plus recherché de Colombie, le dernier chef historique des Farc a été tué. Alfonso Cano, 63 ans, a été abattu lors de combats avec l'armée dans le département de Cauca, dans le sud du pays. Il était considéré comme le principal idéologue de cette guérilla marxiste.

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30 ago 2011 En Colombia, la guerrilla de las FARC mantiene secuestradas a unas 200 personas. La mayoría lleva más de 10 años de cautiverio en las selvas del país. Un equipo de TVE ha seguido al Ejército en una operación para capturar al jefe de las FARC. La guerrilla colombiana de las FARC mató a tres civiles y mantiene retenidos a 200 más, que usa como escudo en medio de combates con el Ejército en el oeste del país, denunciaron el lunes la Iglesia católica, el Defensor del Pueblo y organizaciones no gubernamentales (ONG). El defensor del Pueblo, Volmar Pérez, aseguró que una comisión de su despacho se desplazó este lunes hacia el lugar y comprobó la denuncia hecha inicialmente por la Iglesia. "Nuestra gente en el terreno nos confirmó la retención masiva", señaló Pérez a la AFP. "Se trata de la convocatoria de un paro armado por parte de las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC, comunistas) en la región del Medio Atrato chocoano, en medio del cual se presenta por parte de ese grupo rebelde una retención de civiles que condenamos", enfatizó. El funcionario denunció que en el desarrollo de esa acción armada el frente 34 de las FARC disparó el domingo contra una lancha en la que viajaban varios civiles por el río Atrato, "lo que provocó la muerte violenta de tres civiles". "Condenamos el ataque indiscriminado a la embarcación que transportaba civiles y que ocurrió después de un hostigamiento del Frente 34 de las FARC a un puesto de control de la Policía que se <b>...</b>

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Del documental Infiltrados, las cifras más insólitas acerca de las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (Farc) y su organización criminal. Univision Documentales presenta Infiltrados, la historia humana de los agentes secretos que hicieron posibles los golpes más fuertes que el gobierno colombiano ha dado a las Farc.

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