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Colombia, AFP
Three judicial officers were murdered on Wednesday by suspected rebel FARC dissidents who intercepted the vehicle in which they were traveling in an area of the department of Nariño, bordering Ecuador an authority informed the AFP
Investigators from the Technical Investigation Corps (CTI) of the Office of the Prosecutor were "a with a firearm ] "on the road that connects the pasture town with Tumaco, the municipality with the most narco-cultures in the world, said a police source who demanded the reservation.
Two of the bodies were cremated with the vehicle.
The first traces point the so-called Sinisterra Front Oliver
Walther Arizala, aka Guacho exmando means of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia Article of the peace agreement signed in late 2016. [19659003] Indicated by the Colombian authorities to function as an armed wing of the Sinaloa cartel in Mexico, the Guacho group is one of the multiple gangs challenging the control. It is also accused of killing an Ecuadorian couple and killing them. A journalistic team in the newspaper El Comercio de Quito in captivity.
Following these crimes that occurred between March and April, the Colombian and Ecuadorian authorities launched a fierce offensive against Arizala
. Without a unified command, dissidents operate in remote areas of Colombia where they dispute the rents of drug trafficking and illegal mining. According to military intelligence, they would have an army of 1,200 fighters [1965900]. Colombia remains the world's largest producer of cocaine. Until 2017, there were 209,000 hectares planted with the raw material of this drug, a record number, said a recent report from the United States.
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