Armed Groups of Colombia
Thomas GarrisonWeekly insights into the guerrillas and cartels of the gateway to South America.
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Surviving El Tigre, Part 4: The Road to War
Colombian security forces: infobae.com
On Friday, August 7th, 2026, Abelardo de la Espriella was sworn in as Colombia’s 36th president. In his speech, he declared that “the option of dialogue is completely exhausted” and that his administr...
Extortive Taxation
An ACSN fighter watches two indigenous children in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta: elespectador.com
In the aftermath of Colombia’s 2026 presidential election, inhabitants of the Los Andes municipality of Nariño began receiving threatenin...
The Co-optation of Los Carperos
An EGC armband: caracol.com.co
In April 2026, reports emerged of unidentified armed men in the Cienaga Grande de Santa Marta, a large swampy marsh and complex of lagoons east of the city of Barranquilla, intercepting fishermen, stealing th...
War in Segovia and Remedios
Remains of a farm destroyed by the FARC-EMBF 4th Front in Remedios, Antioquia: facebook.com
On June 6th, 2026, 15 armed individuals from the FARC-EMBF 4th Front assaulted two farms in a rural zone of Remedios, Antioquia, taking four civili...
Surviving El Tigre, Part 3: The Paramilitaries
EGC fighters: caracol.com.co
As the August 7th inauguration of Abelardo de la Espriella as Colombia’s next president approaches, reactions from Colombia’s armed insurgents have generally ranged from seeming indifference to outright defianc...
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Thomas Garrison is a defense contractor and research specialist focused on organized crime in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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