In a coordinated operation, troops of the Second Brigade of Colombian National Army, the Caribbean Military Gaula (Anti-Extortion and Anti-Kidnapping Group), the Military Intelligence Battalion

In a protocol ceremony, the government of Japan provided a new tool to strengthen Colombian National Army's humanitarian demining operations in Colombian territory.

María Eudice Hernández de Barrero has faced the tragic forced disappearance of two of her sons, Carlos Alberto and Juan José, both non-commissioned officers of Colombian National Army.

At Barrancabermeja, Santander, these people would be members of the Second Marquetalia and responsible for several intimidations by extortion and others attacks against companies in the city.

Colombian military, the civil authorities, the National Police and the Risk Management Unit evacuated people of the sector in a preventive manner.

The drug, more than three tons, would cost US$4,632,000,000 in the illicit market.

In stability operations, Colombian National Army counteracts the operations of the residual organized armed groups in the department of Huila.

With this operation, the illicit activities and the drug trafficking chain in the department are directly hit.

The units are constantly operating in the area and are continuing to conduct the searches, with the aim of preventing any operation that this armed group intends to take in the sector.

Troops of the Seventh Brigade, in coordination with the Gaula (Anti-Extortion and Anti-Kidnapping Group) Police, arrested alias Óscar, who was allegedly in charge of ordering selective hom