Colombia shifts from 'total peace' to total offensive against FARC and ELN
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Colombian President De la Espriella has ruled out negotiations with ELN and FARC dissidents while criminal actions continue, announcing a military offensive instead. He proposed the release of detained individuals as a precondition for any future dialogue, but did not clarify if talks would resume post-release. This marks a hardline shift in Colombia's security policy, potentially escalating conflict and affecting regional stability.
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Colombian President De la Espriella has confirmed a military offensive against ELN and FARC dissidents, ruling out negotiations while criminal actions persist. This represents a significant shift from previous 'total peace' policies, prioritizing containment and border control. The exact scope and duration of the offensive, and the conditions for future dialogue, remain unclear.
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