As Colombia prepares to inaugurate a communist leader who’s “worse than Chávez,” as former president Alvaro Uribe put it, things aren’t exactly tranquil in next-door socialist hellhole Venezuela.
Here’s the news from that dump:
Colombia’s President Ivan Duque suggested on Saturday that FARC dissident leader “Ivan Márquez” was killed in Venezuela.
In a tweet, Duque said that military intelligence was “verifying” whether the former political chief of the now-defunct guerrilla group FARC was killed in the neighboring country.
Marquez founded the “Segunda Marquetalia” group in 2019 after abandoning the ongoing peace process with two dozen of his former subordinates.
The group previously confirmed that three other founding members of the guerrilla group were killed in Venezuela.
Who was Marquez? Why should we care?…
