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2008, San José, Costa Rica
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to Create "Financial Basket" for War on
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Honduras Cabinet Agrees
to Enter ALBA
Europe, Australia
Investigate FARC's
International Network
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Europe, Australia
Investigate FARC's
International Network
BOGOTA - The authorities
of Australia and Europe
have launched
investigations into
international links with
the Revolutionary Armed
Forces of Colombia (FARC),
Colombia's El Tiempo
daily reported on
Sunday.
The report said four
Spaniards, two Italians,
an Australian and a Dane
were under investigation
for their alleged links
with the FARC.
The Dane was said to be
involved in the founding
of a media institution
used by the FARC, and
one of the Spanish
suspects was believed to
be head of the FARC's
Spanish branch,
according to the report.
The FARC, with some
12,000 fighters, is
Colombia's largest rebel
group and has been
fighting against the
government for decades.
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