Al Jazeera exclusive interview with rebel FARC faction in Colombia
Summary
In Colombia's Catatumbo region, some former FARC members have taken up arms again because they believe a previous peace agreement did not improve safety or social conditions. These dissident groups are now involved in conflicts with rival forces over control of land and drug trafficking routes.Key Facts
- The Catatumbo region in Colombia is currently unstable.
- FARC dissidents have resumed fighting after a peace deal.
- The peace agreement aimed to end conflict and improve social conditions.
- Dissidents say the deal did not deliver expected security or changes.
- Rival groups are competing for control over land and drug routes.
- Al Jazeera's journalist Teresa Bo got exclusive access to these dissident groups.
- The area is important because of its drug trafficking activities.
- The conflict affects local communities and security in Colombia.
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