The Enigmatic Guerrilla: FARC'S Manuel Marulanda

Manuel Marulanda, the head of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, “may become the unlikely head of the first leftist guerrilla movement to achieve success in the post–cold war era… .”

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Published inCurrent history (1941) Vol. 99; no. 634; pp. 56 - 59
Main Author Cala, Andrés
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Philadelphia, etc Current History, Inc 01.02.2000
Current History, Inc., etc
University of California Press, Journals & Digital Publishing Division
Subjects
Biographies
Civil war
Colombia
Communism
Foreign relations
Government and politics
Guerrilla forces
Guerrillas
International politics
Leadership
Manuel Marulanda Vélez
Marulanda, Manuel
Military
Narcotics
Political dissent
Political life
Regulation
Revolutionary armed forces of Colombia
United States
Colombia
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Summary:Manuel Marulanda, the head of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, “may become the unlikely head of the first leftist guerrilla movement to achieve success in the post–cold war era… .”
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ISSN:0011-3530
1944-785X
DOI:10.1525/curh.2000.99.634.56