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Security & Strategic Review January 2011 (ISSN 1741-4202)
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PANAMA | Farc camp dismantled. The Panamanian border police, Senafront, announced on 14 January that it had located and dismantled a camp of the Colombian Farc guerrillas in La Cuevita, in the border province of Darién. The camp, which had been abandoned before the police arrived on the scene, is assumed to have been the headquarters of 'Silver', the reputed commander of the Farc's 57th Front.
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