Conflictos

Tres miembros de mayor disidencia de las FARC mueren en enfrentamientos con ejército de Colombia

El país vive un rebrote de violencia a pesar del acuerdo de paz del 2016

(FILES) This TV grab taken from youtube and released on August 29, 2019 shows former senior commander Ivan Marquez (C) and fugitive rebel colleague, Jesus Santrich (wearing sunglass), of the dissolved FARC rebel army group in Colombia, on an undisclosed location of Colombia announcing that they are taking up arms again along with other guerrillas who have distanced themselves from a peace accord signed with the government in 2016. - The US on June 18, 2020, offered rewards of up to $10 million for the capture of two dissidents from Colombia's former FARC rebels who announced a return to arms. The State Department said it would offer $10 million for information leading to the arrest and conviction of either Ivan Marquez or Jesus Santrich. (Photo by - / various sources / AFP)
(FILES) This TV grab taken from youtube and released on August 29, 2019 shows former senior commander Ivan Marquez (C) and fugitive rebel colleague, Jesus Santrich (wearing sunglass), of the dissolved FARC rebel army group in Colombia, on an undisclosed location of Colombia announcing that they are taking up arms again along with other guerrillas who have distanced themselves from a peace accord signed with the government in 2016. - The US on June 18, 2020, offered rewards of up to $10 million for the capture of two dissidents from Colombia's former FARC rebels who announced a return to arms. The State Department said it would offer $10 million for information leading to the arrest and conviction of either Ivan Marquez or Jesus Santrich. (Photo by - / various sources / AFP) -
En agosto del 2019, Iván Márquez (centro) y Jesús Santrich (anteojos oscuros) cuando anunciaron, el 29 de agosto del 2019, el regreso a la lucha armada. (-/AFP)

Guaviare. Tres miembros del mayor grupo de disidentes, quienes no se acogieron al acuerdo de paz que la exguerrilla de las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC) firmó en 2016, murieron en enfrentamientos con soldados en el sur de Colombia, informó este sábado el ejército.

Los disidentes y militares se enfrentaron “en las últimas horas” en un campamento de entrenamiento rebelde en el conflictivo departamento del Guaviare, afirmó el mayor general Antonio María Beltrán.

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