They maximize the security of Colombian airports by re-arming former FARC leaders

Colombian civilian aeronautics ordered officials of airports in the country extreme security measuresfollowing the rearming of a group of former FARC leaders led by Iván Márquez.

The document submitted by the authority to the terminals states that They should strengthen control of surveillance in bathrooms and corridors and strengthen requirements for people, luggage and vehicles..

according to News from the MRCThe extraordinary security measures contained in "Circular 57" also include "permanent visits with biosensors" and "background checks of pbadengers and visitors".

Areas considered sensitive for security include pbadenger terminals and freight terminals, aviation in general and areas adjacent to airports.

Last Friday, Márquez (who was the number two FARC and whose whereabouts are unknown for more than a year) reappeared in a video with other leaders of this ancient guerrilla war, to announce that they are beginning "a new stage of the armed struggle".

"We announce to the world that the second Marquetalia started (birthplace of the FARC more than half a century ago), under the protection of universal law that helps all peoples of the world to rise up against oppression, "Márquez said in the message checked in.

Among the people who accompanied him in the recording were Jesús Santrich and Hernán Darío Velásquez, "El Paisa", who have long since ceased to fulfill their commitments to the Special Judge for Peace (JEP).

"We have never been defeated or defeated ideologically. That's why the fight goes on. History will record in its pages that we have been forced to take up arms, "Marquez said.