Biden Administration has de-listed Colombia's FARC as a terrorist group and made it eligible for US taxpayer-funded aid.
FARC split into 3 parts, 2 of which remain designated terrorist & the third - still called FARC - pretending to be separate but preserving the terror brand.
FARC split into 3 parts, 2 of which remain designated terrorist & the third - still called FARC - pretending to be separate but preserving the terror brand.
The @StateDept's announcement sounds like US is maintaining a tough attitude toward the narcoterrorists, and says nothing about sending US aid to the FARC.
It presumes that the FARC has truly split from its narcoterrorist comrades w/o providing proof. state.gov/revocation-of-…
It presumes that the FARC has truly split from its narcoterrorist comrades w/o providing proof. state.gov/revocation-of-…
The Colombian government, the United States' closest ally in Latin America, is unhappy with the Biden Administration's de-listing of FARC as a terrorist group. Colombian President Ivan Duque said diplomatically, "We would have preferred another decision." today.in-24.com/News/668201.ht…
The Obama administration began cutting deals with the FARC during President Obama's 2020 visit to Cuba. There, then-Secretary of State John Kerry first met with FARC leaders. businessinsider.com/john-kerry-mee…
This is the Member of Congress who chairs the panel that controls the State Department budget. Her friends call her 'Comrade Barbara.' centerforsecuritypolicy.org/comrade-barbar…
I feel nostalgic for the good ol' days of FARC hunting. Blended right in.
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