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The alleged death of ex-FARC's Iván Márquez has raised the war of words between Venezuela's Maduro and his archenemy Iván Duque.

Colombia Rebel Commander ‘Jesús Santrich’ Killed, Venezuelan Officials Say The guerrilla leader, once a supporter of Colombia’s historic peace deal, then a strong opponent, had become a symbol of the country’s fraught path to peace. Seuxis Hernández Solarte, known by the nom de guerre Jesús Santrich, being released from prison in Colombia in 2019.Credit...Juan Barreto/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images May 18, 2021 BOGOTÁ, Colombia — A prominent former commander of Colombia’s largest guerrilla group, who was known by the nom de guerre Jesús S...

Seuxis Hernández, known by his nom de guerre of Jesús Santrich, was one of the chief negotiators for the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia in peace talks with the Colombian government. But he gave up on the peace deal less than two years following its signing after he was indicted in the US for alleged cocaine trafficking. In a statement posted on its website, Santrich’s new rebel group, the Second Marquetalia Movement, said the 53-year-old insurgent was killed on Monday by a Colombian commando unit that illegally entered Venezuelan territory. After the ambush in the western Venezuel...

Archyde May 18, 2021 by archyde Jesús Santrich, one of the leaders of the FARC. EFE FARC, Seuxis Hernández Solarte, also known as ‘Jesus Santrich’ He would have died in Venezuela as a result of an armed confrontation, according to what the Colombian defense minister, Diego Molano, advanced on Tuesday. Molano has reported on his Twitter account that the Colombian authorities have “information” from their intelligence services that and they point out that ‘Santrich’ and “other criminals” would have died this Monday as a result of “alleged c...

Twitter and Facebook clamp down on social media accounts of armed, Colombian FARC rebels with $10million US bounty for drug trafficking, for 'inciting violence' against country's president Twitter suspended accounts linked to Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, for allegedly inciting violence against the country's president in a new video Facebook said it also removed content from the armed, Colombian rebel group FARC from its platform FARC president Iván Márquez, 65, appeared in Jan 13 video with machine guns calling for Colombian president Iván Duque Márquez, 44, to be overthrown ...