United Self Defense Forces Of Colombia

United Self Defense Forces Of Colombia

Basketball Strategies Zone Defense
When studying the true strategies of one of the fastest paced sports we see how humans put to use zone defense strategies. But before we start our discussion on the game of basketball with the most agile of the species, let us take a look at how zone defense works in other arenas not necessarily similar to sports. In Iraq the US and Coalition forces have broken up the area into regions to hunt down the Insurgency and International Terrorist Grou Read More...
FARC Moves to Consolidate Trafficking Network
One of the largest mass-kidnappings in Colombian history turned out to be an exaggeration. Julio Ibarguen, the governor of Colombia’s Choco department, claimed the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) had kidnapped 170 rural workers on 13 July. Ten more were reported killed. Colombian president Alvaro Uribe deployed a mobile battalion of the Colombian military, whose commander immediately refuted the reports, claiming that no more than 3 Read More...
Defense Lawyers, Do You Need One?
Sometimes people end up in trouble and in need of a defense lawyer. If this is you, the first thing you need to do is find a qualified defense lawyer to pull you out of it. But, where will you look? Should you rely on the court appointed defense lawyers as your defense lawyers? Perhaps you are wrongly being accused, who is going to fight for your rights? Defense lawyers are quite in demand. No matter if a crime or wrongdoing was actually mad Read More...

A Quick Overview of the US Armed Forces
We Must Preserve Liberty
Israeli Forces Hit a United Nations Observation Point

RELATED NEWS

Is it the end of paramilitarism in Colombia?
The last of Colombia's paramilitary leaders were captured in Venezuela, marking the end for a group that dominated Colombia's drug trade, writes guest blogger Jeremy McDermott. Read More...
Colombian Emerald King Probed for Links to Paramilitaries
Prosecutors suspect that Carranza may have financed some of the right-wing militant organizations during the 1980s and 1990s. Read More...
Major Colombian paramilitary chief captured in Venezuela
One of Colombia's most important paramilitary commanders has been captured by Venezuelan authorities, putting an end, say analysts, to paramilitarism in Colombia. read more Read More...
Peru: Rebel leader found badly wounded
Peruvian troops captured on Sunday the badly wounded leader of a remnant of the once-powerful Shining Path rebel group, effectively dismantling a well-armed faction that lived off the cocaine trade, President Ollanta Humala said. Read More...
Peru says rebel leader may be wounded
Peru's defense minister said Friday that one of two remaining fugitive leaders of the once-powerful Shining Path rebel group may have been wounded in combat with government forces in a remote coca-growing region. Read More...
Peru: Leftist rebel leader found badly wounded
Peruvian troops captured on Sunday the wounded leader of a remnant of the once-powerful Shining Path rebel group, effectively dismantling a well-armed outlaw band that lived off the cocaine trade, President Ollanta Humala said. Read More...
Peru: Leftist rebel leader captured wounded
Peruvian troops captured on Sunday the wounded leader of a remnant of the once-powerful Shining Path rebel group, effectively dismantling a well-armed outlaw band that lived off the cocaine trade, President Ollanta Humala said. Read More...
Peru Shining Path leader Comrade Artemio captured and badly wounded
Peruvian troops have captured the badly wounded leader of a remnant of the once-powerful Shining Path rebel group that lives off the cocaine trade, the defense minister said on Sunday. Read More...
USA explodes Colombia with drug bombs
During the first two days of February four terrorist attacks were committed in Colombia, killing 20 people and injuring over 100. The first two bombs planted in vehicles exploded near a police station in the city of Tumaco Villa Rica, then grenades were thrown at a military unit, and the last bomb exploded near a hotel. Read More...
Man gets 24 years for Colombian journalist's killing
Bogota, Feb 7 (IANS/EFE) A former militiaman was sentenced to 24 years in prison for his role in the murder of journalist Alvaro Alonso Escobar, who was gunned down a decade ago in a coastal town in northern Colombia, authorities said Monday. Read More...