More than 280 anti-personnel mines and 260 tatucos, among other items, were stored by the Franco Benavides dissidents.

These powerful operations have generated economic damage exceeding 27,000 million pesos to the Organized Armed Group, GAO, Clan del Golfo.

It is presumed that this machinery would belong to the Residual Organized Armed Group Jaime Martínez.

The Colombian Navy, through the Caribbean Naval Force, through joint, coordinated and inter-institutional operations, with Colombian National Army, the Colombian Aerospace Force, the National Polic

In the village of La Balastra, municipality of Nátaga, west of Huila, the coordinated operation conducted by the Pigoanza Battalion of the Ninth Brigade and the Anti-Narcotics Police countered

In a joint and coordinated operation, carried out in Casanare conducted by the Colombian Navy, Colombian National Army, the Colombian Aerospace Force and the National Police, alias Sombrerón, head

In a joint operation conducted by the Colombian Aerospace Force, Colombian National Army and interagency with the Prosecutor's Office and the CTI, it was possible to find two aircraft that were in

The operation was supported by an aircraft of the United States Southern Command Interagency Joint Task Force – JIATFS. 

There were five feared terrorists who led the criminal revenues from illegal mining, kidnapping, extortion and targeted killings in the inhabitants and Military Forces in this important region.

Through this illicit activity, they extracted approximately 1650 grams of gold per month, with an estimated cost of 511 million pesos.