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Las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia or FARC have their origin in a period of continuous and widespread political, social, and economic unrest that is commonly known as “La Violencia” in contemporary Colombian History. Identifying the underlying causes behind this important historical period is crucial to our understanding of the motivation behind the rise of the longest-lived insurgency in the western hemisphere.

Las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia or F.A.R.C. have their origin in a period of continuous and widespread political, social, and economic unrest that is commonly known as “La Violencia” in contemporary Colombian History. Identifying the underlying causes behind this important historical period is crucial to our understanding of the motivation behind the rise of the longest-lived insurgency in the western hemisphere.

The social license for Colombia’s oil industry is crumbling after decades of violence, environmental damage and disregard for the well-being of local communities

The Colombian Army succeeded in further weakening dissident groups of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) by capturing three of their leaders in the eastern Colombian department of Meta in early September. Alias Boliqueso, leader of the Jorge Briceño Structure, alias Anderson and alias Iván, leaders of Structure 39, were captured during search and seizure operations.

Colombia’s Public Force is making resolute headway in the fight against narcotrafficking with ongoing operations fighting all stages of the criminal chain. In late April, the Colombian Navy located and destroyed 20 facilities for illegal cocaine production belonging to dissident groups of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).