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Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia

The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia – People's Army (Spanish: Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia – Ejército del Pueblo, FARC–EP or FARC) was a far-left Marxist–Leninist guerrilla group involved in the continuing Colombian conflict starting in 1964. The FARC–EP was officially founded in 1966 from peasant self-defense groups formed from…

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Headquarters
Casa Verde (1965–1990) · Los Pozos
Active regions
Concentrated in north-western, south-western, southern, and eastern Colombia. Incursions into Peru, Venezuela, Brazil, Panama, and Ecuador. Sporadic presence in other Latin Amer…
Dates active
27 May 1964 – 27 June 2017 (1964-05-27 – 2017-06-27) (53 years, 31 days) · Small numbers of FARC dissidents still active
Ideology
Communism · Marxism–Leninism · Guevarism · Foquismo · Bolivarianism
Leaders
Timochenko · Iván Márquez · Joaquín Gómez · Pablo Catatumbo · Mauricio Jaramillo
Part of
Simón Bolívar Guerrilla Coordinating Board

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related to FARC dissidents · 28
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia → Amazonas, Clan, Colombia, Colombian, Dissidents, Ecuador, ELN, EPL, Euclides Mora, FARC, FARC's, FARC-government, Front, Gentil Duarte, Giovanny Chuspas, Golfo, John, Julián Chollo, July, On
related to Participation and Roles · 19
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia → According, By, Carey, Colombia, EP, Estimates, FARC, FARC's, Female, Furthermore, Gutíerrez Sanín, Human Rights Watch, In, Of, Other, Revolutionary Armed Forces, Similarly, Some, This
Leaders · 12
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia → Alfonso Cano †, Efraín Guzmán †, Iván Márquez, Iván Ríos †, Jacobo Arenas †, Joaquín Gómez, Manuel Marulanda †, Mauricio Jaramillo, Mono Jojoy †, Pablo Catatumbo, Raúl Reyes †, Timochenko
Ideology · 7
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia → Bolivarianism, Communism, Foquismo, Guevarism, Left-wing nationalism, Marxism–Leninism, Revolutionary socialism
Dates active · 2
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia → 27 May 1964 – 27 June 2017 (1964-05-27 – 2017-06-27) (53 years, 31 days), Small numbers of FARC dissidents still active
Headquarters · 2
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia → Casa Verde (1965–1990), Los Pozos
Active regions · 1
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia → Concentrated in north-western, south-western, southern, and eastern Colombia. Incursions into Peru, Venezuela, Brazil, Panama, and Ecuador. Sporadic presence in other Latin Amer…
Part of · 1
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia → Simón Bolívar Guerrilla Coordinating Board
Political position · 1
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia → Far-left
Size · 1
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia → 7,000–10,000 (2013)

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Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaActive regionsConcentrated in north-western, south-western, southern, and eastern Colombia. Incursions into Peru, Venezuela, Brazil, Panama, and Ecuador. Sporadic presence in other Latin Amer…1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaDates active27 May 1964 – 27 June 2017 (1964-05-27 – 2017-06-27) (53 years, 31 days)1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaDates activeSmall numbers of FARC dissidents still active1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaHeadquartersCasa Verde (1965–1990)1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaHeadquartersLos Pozos1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaIdeologyCommunism1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaIdeologyMarxism–Leninism1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaIdeologyGuevarism1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaIdeologyFoquismo1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaIdeologyBolivarianism1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaIdeologyLeft-wing nationalism1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaIdeologyRevolutionary socialism1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaLeadersTimochenko1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaLeadersIván Márquez1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaLeadersJoaquín Gómez1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaLeadersPablo Catatumbo1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaLeadersMauricio Jaramillo1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaLeadersAlfonso Cano †1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaLeadersManuel Marulanda †1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaLeadersJacobo Arenas †1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaLeadersEfraín Guzmán †1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaLeadersRaúl Reyes †1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaLeadersIván Ríos †1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaLeadersMono Jojoy †1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaPart ofSimón Bolívar Guerrilla Coordinating Board1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaPolitical positionFar-left1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaSize7,000–10,000 (2013)1.00infobox
Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaWarsthe Colombian conflict1.00infobox

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