Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia & Donald Trump

Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia: FARC dissidents are also targeted, though they are less prominent than the ELN in the current campaign.

Donald Trump: His administration drives the policy, expanding U.S. military involvement and influence in Latin America, with significant geopolitical and market implications.

Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia: Dissident factions are targets of new hard-line security policy.

Donald Trump: US president and key ally of De la Espriella. His backing and the $1 billion assistance package strengthen bilateral ties and support the new administration.

Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia: The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) signed a peace pact with Colombia 10 years ago, but violence has since roared back, with criminal groups taking advantage of peace negotiations to make territorial gains.

Donald Trump: Donald Trump>>> is referenced as a political figure whose

Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia: Dissident factions allegedly carried out the car bomb and drone attack, continuing violence despite peace accords.

Donald Trump: Admired by the new president; potential influence on security policies but not directly involved in the event.

Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia: Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia members allegedly conspired with Nicolás Maduro and the Venezuelan military to traffic cocaine through Venezuela to the United States.

Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia: The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia guerrilla army is mentioned in the context of dissidents, led by FARC dissidents, who broke from the 2016 peace agreement and are allegedly involved in the plot against Gustavo Petro.