guerrillas

Arturo Taracena’s deep dive into the Guatemalan guerrilla group and its leader, informed by personal experience and decades of research, is social history at its finest.

Reviving the rhetoric of the Reagan/Bush years, Clinton Administration officials are once again pointing to the "narcoguerrilla" threat-erasing the already

Santa Fe de Bogota, November 20, 1992 Seriores Coordinadora Guerrillera Sim6n Bolivar: As a group of convinced democrats who oppose

Saravena, Colombia—Boom! Welcome to Saravena, known locally as “Little Sarajevo.” On February 5, the day after my arrival in this

The Colombian government has repeatedly stated that the FARC is no longer a political force, but a band of armed

"THE 1980S HAVE SEEN A REAL RESUR- gence of direct struggle. When the people decided to go on strike, to

The mountains of Colombia, December 2, 1992 Sefiores Antonio Caballero, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Nicolas Buveaventura, Fernando Botero and the other

"Transmite Radio Venceremos, expre- sion del poder popular. Emitiendo su serial de libertad desde territorios controlados por nuestro pueblo en

The New York Times of April 25, 1967 quoted Colombia's President Carlos Lleras Restrepo as saying the Colombian guerrillas are

1946: Violence erupts in the countryside between followers of a Conservative Party oligarchy seeking to reclaim ancestral lands and followers

What—according to U.S. officials—is the face of terrorism in Latin America? What role is Latin America likely to play in

Antonio Navarro Wolff, a coman- dante of the former urban-based guerrilla movement M-19, is now running for president as the