US drones join the hunt for Colombia’s deadliest guerrilla group as Venezuela switches sides
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Venezuela’s turn into the U.S. fold after the capture of former dictator Nicolas Maduro has overturned the fight against the National Liberation Army, which long used the country as its haven. The ELN has emerged as Colombia’s and Latin America’s largest left-wing guerrilla group, helped along by the tolerance of Maduro and the vacuum left
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US drones join the hunt for Colombia’s deadliest guerrilla group as Venezuela switches sides
Venezuela’s turn into the U.S. fold after the capture of former dictator Nicolas Maduro has overturned the fight against the National Liberation Army, which long used the country as its haven. The ELN has emerged as Colombia’s and Latin America’s largest left-wing guerrilla...
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