US EditionCaracol Reveals Complicity Between FARC Dissidents and Colombian Army
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Chats, letters and photographs revealed on the night of Sunday, November 23, 2025 would account for agreements, leaks and business with international actors in various regions of the country; in an investigation that caused harsh reactions on social networks, as President Gustavo Petro and Vice President Francia Márquez were also mentioned.
Following the controversy generated by a report by Noticias Caracol, in which it is stated that the dissidents of alias ‘Calarcá’ would have infiltrated the Military Forces and other state agencies, President Gustavo Petro questioned the origin and veracity of that information. According to the president, behind the reports would be the ... The post Petro points to the CIA as the source of reports about alleged infiltration of disidencias into m…
The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, said Monday that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), of the United States, is behind those he considers “false” remarks that link an army general and an intelligence official with the FARC’s dissents, and denounced an attempt to discredit his government.
President Gustavo Petro denied links between a general and an official with FARC dissidents and accused the CIA of unleashing a montage to destabilize his government. The post Archives of computers seized from ‘Calarcá’ unleash crisis in Colombia for alleged general links with FARC dissidents appeared first on El Diario.
Bogotá, November 25, 2025-Total News Agency-TNA-A journalistic investigation revealed by the Colombian channel Noticias Caracol unleashed a new political scandal in Colombia by exposing alleged links between FARC dissidents, key sectors of the State and Gustavo Petro's presidential campaign in 2022. The findings, supported by emails, chats and files recovered from devices seized from guerrilla chiefs, point to an illegal collaboration network th…
Several Colombian authorities have announced Monday the opening of investigations following a journalistic report that revealed alleged links between senior state officials and FARC dissidents commanded by alias Calarcá. According to the report published on Sunday night by Noticias Caracol, there are indications that these illegal armed groups allegedly financed Gustavo Petro’s presidential campaign, through Vice President Francia Márquez. But t…
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