FARC

The number of FARC troops expected to demobilize is smaller than many had hoped

Brief

Colombia FARC Soldiers Demobilize, Militias Remain in Field

by Leonardo Goi and Jeremy McDermott 6 Feb 201724 Apr 2023

The FARC's demobilization will breed a new political party.

Political Future for Colombia’s FARC Resides in Local Positions

by Felipe Puerta 6 Feb 201724 Apr 2023

A PCC prison riot in Sao Paulo

Brief

Brazil’s PCC is Recruiting FARC Dissidents: Colombia Defense Minister

by Leonardo Goi 1 Feb 201724 Apr 2023

Less than half of the guerrillas have moved into concentration zones

Brief

Less than Half of FARC Soldiers are in Concentration Zones: Official

by Leonardo Goi 30 Jan 201724 Apr 2023

Colombiaâs Attorney General NÃ©stor Humberto MartÃnez

Brief

Colombia’s Gaitanistas Recruiting Dissidents From FARC Peace Process

by Tristan Clavel 26 Jan 201724 Apr 2023

FARC guerrillas

Brief

Extortions Down in Colombia, But Still Pose Post-Conflict Threat

by Laura Ávila 25 Jan 201724 Apr 2023

Tumaco, the site of battles for former FARC turf

Colombia Port Town in Bloody Battle Over Former FARC Turf

by Verdad Abierta 24 Jan 201724 Apr 2023

2017 will see new mutations in organized crime and new challenges for governments

GameChangers 2016: Red Flags for 2017

by Jeremy McDermott and Steven Dudley 14 Jan 201724 Apr 2023

The FARC now appear to be turning on each other

FARC Unity Shatters in Colombia

by Jeremy McDermott 12 Jan 201724 Apr 2023

FARC fighters are waiting to enter the peace concentration zones

GameChangers 2016: Still No Peace in Colombia

by Jeremy McDermott 12 Jan 201724 Apr 2023

Gold mining

GameChangers 2016: Illegal Mining and Continuing Criminal Diversification

by Angela Olaya 11 Jan 201724 Apr 2023

Anti-narcotics police in a coca field

Brief

Can Colombia Meet Its Huge 2017 Coca Eradication Goal?

by Mimi Yagoub 9 Jan 201724 Apr 2023

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