KnowraFARCLinked fromLinked fromThe 15 pages that link to FARC, each with the reason it gives.All 15Broader topic 1Related 12Narrower topic 2La ViolenciaRelated: Its early rural strongholds emerged in a landscape shaped by La Violencia and its unfinished settlements.ColombiaRelated: Its decades-long insurgency profoundly shaped Colombia’s politics, security, and peace process.Colombian peace processRelated: FARC was the government’s principal negotiating counterpart in the Havana talks.Plan ColombiaRelated: The group’s strength and role in the drug economy shaped the plan’s security rationale.2016 Colombian peace agreementRelated: FARC was the armed movement that negotiated the agreement and later became a political party.Álvaro UribeRelated: FARC was the principal insurgent force targeted by Uribe’s military strategy.Colombian conflictBroader topic: Its founding established the largest and longest-running insurgency in the conflict.Juan Manuel SantosRelated: Santos negotiated with FARC and oversaw the agreement that began its demobilization.Manuel MarulandaNarrower topic: Marulanda co-founded FARC and led it for decades as its principal commander.Andrés Pastrana ArangoRelated: Pastrana’s negotiations with the FARC became the defining political test of his administration.Ernesto SamperRelated: Samper’s government also faced an armed conflict distinct from the cartel-financing scandal.Belisario BetancurRelated: Betancur’s government reached a ceasefire with FARC in 1984.Timoleón JiménezNarrower topic: Jiménez’s authority came from leading this organization during the final phase of its insurgency.History of ColombiaRelated: Its insurgency became the longest-running armed challenge to the Colombian state.Viktor BoutRelated: U.S. agents posed as FARC representatives seeking weapons from Bout.