[TheCruxofBag]

An armed confrontation between dissident groups, near the border of Putumayo and Caquetá Departments, Colombia, resulted in at least eleven dead.

This violent episode took place in the hamlet of José María, where two dissident factions of the FARC clashed over the weekend. The factions involved were the so-called Raúl Reyes, led by alias Calarcá, and the Border Commands, under the command of Walter Mendoza.

The number of dead from the battle has yet to be determined, although it has been confirmed that 11 bodies were found: eight in Solita (Caquetá), and three in Puerto Guzmán (Putumayo).

There have been clashes between dissident factions in the region, especially over control on coca crops and routes. The region where the clash occurred is near Colombia's border with Ecuador.

[Necrotic Bowel]

That one dude did so much coca his whole face collapsed

He makes Arte Lange look almost normal

[gimlet]

eight in Caca-quetá, and three in Puta-mama! What is Latin America coming to?

Picture of the bike gang in happier times.

[MikeyP]

those darn dissidents....always making carnage

[rohmell]

There seems to be a lot of diss-ing among dissident putos in Putumayo.

[jintsy]

Long live the Darien Gap

[Mr.NoCredit]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

Picture of the bike gang in happier times.

Riding Easy with Nancy Sinatra there on the right of Peter Fonda. What a heart throb she was in those days.


I enjoy your sense of nostalgia Gimlet.

[marcos_69]

I never could learn Dissident Factions in math class.

[PatriceIs60]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

eight in Caca-quetá, and three in Puta-mama! What is Latin America coming to?

Picture of the bike gang in happmier times.

That's good..

[rhubarb_king]