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Security & Strategic Review - January 2007
COLOMBIA: New strategy again targets Farc leaders
The government has announced the launch of a 'new military strategy' which President Alvaro Uribe sees as leading to 'freeing the country of all expressions of terrorism' by the time his second term of office ends in 2010. It has been portrayed as a warmed-up version of the earlier Plan Patriota [SSR-05-04], and indeed includes some of that plan's unfulfilled
objectives, but it does incorporate some new features.
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