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Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela and the FARC

Colombia's air strike in Ecuador killed an important leader of the FARC rebel group, but Ecuador denounced the raid as a violation of sovereignty. The Organization of American States has now passed a resolution that satisfied both those countries.

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By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Colombia's air strike in Ecuador killed an important leader of the FARC rebel group, but Ecuador denounced the raid as a violation of sovereignty. The Organization of American States has now passed a resolution that satisfied both those countries. But Colombia is headed to the UN, complaining that Ecuador and Venezuela are actively supporting the FARC. Chris Kraul reports from Bogota, Colombia for the Los Angeles Times.

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