The Colombian government knew beforehand that FARC leader “Manuel Marulanda” would not appear at the opening ceremony of failed peace talks that began in 1999, but has kept this quiet deliberately,…
After pushing FARC rebels out of one of their base camps in western Colombia, the military on Tuesday found instruction manuals for new guerrilla initiates. After an intense battle with…
Letters sent by the former head of the FARC show Colombia’s largest guerrilla group may have been responsible for the mysterious death of a conservative politician in 1995, local media…
A series of archival photos of the FARC were released by Colombian magazine Semana, providing an unprecedented look into the daily life of Latin America’s oldest guerrilla group. {japopup type=”image”content=”http://www.semana.com/photos/ImgGaleria-G_11049_201277_172837.jpg”…
Land that was stolen by the late FARC commander Pedro Antonio Marin Marin, alias “Manuel Marulanda Velez,” was finally returned to the Colombian state after being controlled by the guerrilla…
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos said Saturday that “Manuel Marulanda,” the late leader and co-founder of the FARC owned 57 ranches in two departments alone. The information about the late…
An ex-FARC commander said in 2006 that “Alfonso Cano,” now the supreme leader of the guerrilla group, would never negotiate, but that “Ivan Marquez” wanted peace, according to a WikiLeaks cable…
The death in combat of FARC commander “Mono Jojoy” is the latest in a series of military successes against the guerrilla organization. The following is a timeline of the biggest…
