Life inside Colombia’s FARC

The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), the country’s oldest rebel group, has been embroiled in conflict with government forces for nearly five decades. The cat-and-mouse violence had been believed to be coming to an end after government troops killed several of FARC’s leaders in recent years – but the rebels have proven far from defeated, staying in mountainous and jungle regions and using guerrilla styles reminiscent of Che Guevara’s.

Part 2: A column from Latin America’s longest lasting revolutionary army, Colombia’s FARC, is bringing social services to Colombians in rural jungle and mountainous regions of the long conflicted country.