CNNE 741298 - santos y londono explican el vinculo de las farc con el narcotrafico
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Timochenko: Las FARC se vincularon con el narcotráfico pero no las permeó
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19:35 ET (00:35 GMT) 5 de diciembre de 2019
Rodrigo Londoño, conocido como Timochenko y excomandante de la hoy desmovilizada guerrilla de las FARC, se sentó junto al expresidente de Colombia Juan Manuel Santos, quien lideró el proceso de paz, para hablar con Carmen Aristegui sobre la relación del grupo guerrillero con el narcotráfico. Londoño, ahora líder del partido político que lleva las mismas siglas FARC, admitió ese vínculo y el de otras actividades ilegales para obtener recursos. Pero aclaró que no los permeó ya que de ser así —continuó— las FARC habrían desaparecido sin necesidad de un acuerdo. Por su parte, Santos indicó que el punto del narcotráfico se incluyó en el acuerdo como una forma de solución estructural a largo plazo para acabar con los cultivos ilícitos y dar una alternativa de sustento a los campesinos cocaleros. Londoño y Santos dialogaron con Carmen Aristegui en el marco de la Feria Internacional del Libro de Guadalajara en su edición 2019.
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CNNE 741298 - santos y londono explican el vinculo de las farc con el narcotrafico
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Timochenko: Las FARC se vincularon con el narcotráfico pero no las permeó
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