In March 1999, members of this group killed three Native American rights activists whom they believed to be CIA agents.
In March 1999, members of this group killed three Native American rights activists whom they believed to be CIA agents. This action was particularly egregious in light of the 1998 granting of a 42,000 square kilometer "safe haven," this was perhaps not surprising given the Strategic Plan outlined in the 1982 Seventh Guerrilla Conference. Officially formed in response to the government's attack on the Marquetalia Republic, this group originally called itself the "Southern Bloc" but changed to its present moniker in 1966 under the leadership of Jacobo Arenas. For 10 points, name this military arm of the communist party in Colombia.
In March 1999, members of this group killed three Native American rights activists whom they believed to be CIA agents.
{F}uerzas {A}rmadas {R}evolucionarias de {C}olombia or {Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia}