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  160 Colombian paramilitaries back into civil life
  Panamanian Social Security Reforms Postponed


160 Colombian paramilitaries back into civil life
At least 160 paramilitaries of the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC) were gathered in the Andean country's northern part prior to a demobilization plan within the framework of the peace process, a government communique said Thursday.

"A group of 160 paramilitaries concentrated at the hamlet of San Pablo, a rural zone of the municipality of Maria la Baja, setting the stage for their reincorporation into civil life," said the communique.

The AUC paramilitaries arrived in the special zone accompanied by delegates of the Mission for the Support of the Organization of American States and officials of the Office of the High Presidential Commissioner for Peace.

Since the peace dialogue was launched in December 2002, 5,285 paramilitaries have been demobilized with the remaining AUC members expected to lay down their arms by 2006.

The group was established in the 1980s by drug traffickers and land owners to fight leftist guerrillas in areas where government troops had little control.

 
 

 
   

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