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He also mentioned alias Sonia, considered one of the group's most successful traffickers, also extradited to the United States. The FARC wants Santos to revive the agenda from failed peace talks more than a decade ago when then President Andres...
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Colombia: Secretary General Responds to Concerns of former Colombian President Andres Pastrana Regarding the Process of Demobilization
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Former Colombian President Andres Pastrana (L) talks with rebel commander Alfonso Cano, chief ideologist of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), in Los Pozos in this February 1, 2001 file photo. Colombian forces killed Cano in combat,... View Photo »
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As a precondition for those talks, the FARC demanded the government concede a 16,000 square mile demilitarized zone. Now, el Caguan is widely viewed as a flawed agenda while many Colombians also believe that the president at the time, Andres Pastrana,...
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Santos is seeking a constitutional reform that may create a way for the FARC's secretariat to face shorter sentences if peace is reached and they confess their crimes and compensate their victims. The last peace effort ended in shambles. Andres...
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Santos is seeking a constitutional reform that may smooth the way for the FARC's secretariat to face shorter sentences if peace is reached and they confess their crimes and compensate their victims. The last peace effort ended in shambles. Former...
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Cuban strongman Fidel Castro (C), flanked by his Salvadoran President Armando Calderon Sol (L) and Colombian President Andres Pastrana (R), participates 17 October in an induction ceremony by the Port Wine Fraternity for the 19 heads of state at the eighth... View Photo »
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About Andres Pastrana
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Andrés Pastrana Arango (born August 17, 1954) was the President of Colombia from 1998 to 2002, following in the footsteps of his father, Misael Pastrana, who was president from 1970 to 1974. Full Article
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Hong Kong's Secretary for the Environment Edward Yau, left, speaks as former Colombia's President Andres Pastrana, second left, Sydney's Mayor Clover Moore, Sao Paulo's Mayor Gilberto Kassab, and Heidelberg's Mayor Eckart Wurzner, right, listen during the C40 Large Cities Climate Summit...
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This undated file photo shows Colombian opposition Senator Jorge Eduardo Gechen, who was a passenger on an Aires airlines plane, which was hijacked and forced to land on a road near Hobo, Huila department, Colombia, 403 miles south of Bogota, 20 February 2002. Military officials said...
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Cuban strongman Fidel Castro (C), flanked by his Salvadoran President Armando Calderon Sol (L) and Colombian President Andres Pastrana (R), participates 17 October in an induction ceremony by the Port Wine Fraternity for the 19 heads of state at the eighth Ibero American summit at the Bolsa...
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