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Former members of the FARC-EP (L-R) Julian Gallo, aka Carlos Antonio Lozada; Jose Lisandro Lascarro, aka Pastor Alape; Rodrigo Londono, aka Timochenko; Ricardo Gonzalez, aka Rodrigo Granda, and Milton de Jesus Toncel, aka Joaquin Gomez, attend a hearing in Bogota on June 21, 2022. - "Timochenko" acknowledged his responsibility in more than 20,000 kidnappings carried out by the guerrilla in Colombia, in a hearing before the victims and the tribunal that judges the worst crimes of the Colombian conflict. (Photo by Juan Pablo Pino / AFP)Editoria: WARLocal: BogotaIndexador: JUAN PABLO PINOSecao: armed conflictFonte: AFPFotógrafo: STR<!-- NICAID(15129501) -->
Em julgamento

Farc admite culpa diante de vítimas por milhares de sequestros na Colômbia

AFP
A soldier stands guard at the Camilo Daza Airport in Cucuta, Colombia, after two explosions -one at the air terminal and another nearby- left at least three people dead on December 14, 2021. - Two police officers and a suspected attacker died in bomb blasts at an airport in northeastern Colombia that the government blamed on terrorism, authorities said on Tuesday. The suspected attacker manged to cross a wire fence to access the runaway at the Cucuta international airport close to the border with Venezuela, police said. (Photo by Schneyder MENDOZA / AFP)<!-- NICAID(14967860) -->
Atentado

Ataque com explosivo deixa três mortos em aeroporto colombiano

AFP
People protest against the government of Colombian President Ivan Duque, at Bolivar square in Bogota on May 12, 2021. - At least 42 people have been killed in near-daily protests against the Colombian government since April 28, the country's human rights ombudsman said Tuesday. The protests, initially against a proposed tax reform, soon morphed into a broader demonstration of anti-government sentiment in a country battling ongoing violence and economic hardship made worse by the coronavirus epidemic. (Photo by JUAN BARRETO / AFP)<!-- NICAID(14782209) -->
América Latina

Revolta, abuso policial e risco de guerra civil tiraram a Copa América da Colômbia

Rodrigo Lopes
Medellín

Partido Farc mudará nome ligado à guerra na Colômbia

AFP
Handout photo released by the Colombian National Army press office of Swiss Daniel Max Guggenheim (L) and Brazilian Jose Ivan Albuquerque (R) -who had been kidnapped three months ago by alleged dissidents of the FARC guerrilla alongside their dogs- on a Colombian army helicopter after their release, in Bogota, on June 18, 2020. - Guggenheim and Albuquerque, allegedly kidnapped by the Columna Movil Dagoberto Ramos, were rescued during a military operation in Cauca department, one of the areas which is most hardly hit by drug-related violence in Colombia. (Photo by - / Colombian National Army / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT AFP PHOTO / COLOMBIAN NATIONAL ARMY - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS<!-- NICAID(14526124) -->
América Latina

Sequestro de gaúcho e de suíço por dissidentes das Farc mostra que guerra na Colômbia não terminou

Rodrigo Lopes
Handout photo released by the Colombian National Army press office of Swiss Daniel Max Guggenheim (L) and Brazilian Jose Ivan Albuquerque (R) -who had been kidnapped three months ago by alleged dissidents of the FARC guerrilla alongside their dogs- on a Colombian army helicopter after their release, in Bogota, on June 18, 2020. - Guggenheim and Albuquerque, allegedly kidnapped by the Columna Movil Dagoberto Ramos, were rescued during a military operation in Cauca department, one of the areas which is most hardly hit by drug-related violence in Colombia. (Photo by - / Colombian National Army / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT AFP PHOTO / COLOMBIAN NATIONAL ARMY - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS<!-- NICAID(14526124) -->
Bogotá

Exército colombiano resgata brasileiro que havia sido sequestrado há três meses por dissidentes das Farc

AFP
O governo da Colômbia e a última guerrilha ativa do país, o Exército de Libertação Nacional (ELN), iniciam nesta quarta-feira, a portas fechadas no Equador, as negociações para um acordo de paz, após a cerimônia de abertura do processo na terça-feira.Inserir imagemInsert EmbedMesa com Eln nos enche de otimismo. Novas gerações e vítimas merecem que diálogos avancem e alcancemos a paz completa, escreveu no Twitter o presidente Juan Manuel Santos.Vencedor do Nobel da Paz pelo acordo assinado em novembro com as Forças Armadas Revolucionárias da Colômbia (Farc), o presidente busca negociar um acordo similar com o Exército de Libertação Nacional para acabar com mais de meio século de guerra interna.
América Latina

As Farc voltaram à luta. E agora?

Rodrigo Lopes
Bogotá

Guerrilha das Farc lançará partido político em setembro na Colômbia

AFP
Conselho de Segurança

ONU aprova missão para reinserção de ex-guerrilheiros das Farc

AFP
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Acordo de paz

Guerrilha das Farc inicia última fase de desarmamento na Colômbia

AFP
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