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Insurgency, conflict and communalism in Colombia
Janet Biehl: What is the basis of the struggle going on in Colombia now?
The two opposing parties agreed?
When was the FARC formed, and what are its objectives?
Speaking of Plan Colombia, how much military aid does the US give Colombia?
How does the drug trade intersect with the agrarian struggle?
What is FARC’s involvement in the drug trade?
It has powers of taxation — does that mean it controls certain areas?
Can state police go into those areas?
Is the FARC Marxist?
What are the FARC’s relations with other groups on the left?
When the FARC is in control of an area, does it run things democratically?
That implies horizontality.
What assemblies?
Can the communal assemblies make decisions about land?
What is the FARC’s role?
Does one have to join FARC to participate in assemblies?
Have the FARC formed its own landed elite?
Does the FARC try to expand areas over which it has control?
What does the FARC do to be accepted?
What about gender issues? Do women fight in the FARC guerrilla army?
Why?
Does this enlightened attitude also come from the participation of women?
Is there any Zapatista influence?
How do you, as a self-defined anarchist, assess the FARC overall?
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