Tag Archives: Timochenko

Don’t Hold Your Breath

Posted on June 23, 2015 by Richard

So, news was leaked via La F.M. radio station this morning informing listeners of a mass legal process to be levied at the FARC guerrilla group in coming days. Good news on the surface, but don’t hold your breath. The … Continue reading →

Posted in Journalism | Tagged alternative sentences, colombian conflict, crimes against humanity in colombia, don't hold your breath, FARC, farc crimes, FARC guilt, ICC in Colombia, International Criminal Court, Ivan Marquez, peace dialogues, president santos, Timochenko | 2 Comments

Colombian Revisionism

Posted on September 15, 2014 by Richard

Gleaning what I can from the various media outlets which see fit to report, let alone publish, any news from the closely guarded dialogues taking place between the FARC and the government’s negotiators, I find myself returning to mull but … Continue reading →

Posted in Journeys | Tagged colombian revisionism, conflict in colombia, Dutch guerrilla, FARC, michael Longley, peace dialogues colombia, peace in colombia, reconciliaiton in colombia, Tanja guerrilla, the city paper, Timochenko | Leave a comment

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