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January 1953 – 22
September 2010) — a.k.a.
Jorge Briceño Suárez a.k.a. Mono
Jojoy — was a high-ranking
member of the
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia...
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authorities announced the
death of Víctor
Julio Suárez Rojas, also
known as Mono
Jojoy, on 23
September 2010.
President Juan
Manuel Santos stated that the FARC...
- Colombia.
September also saw the
killing of FARC's second-in-command Mono
Jojoy. By the end of 2010, it
became increasingly clear that "neo-paramilitary...
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bombs the army
killed more than two
dozen FARC commanders,
including Mono
Jojoy. With
training improved and
better equipment the
Colombian people now have...
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department began, 120
miles south of the
capital Bogotá. FARC
commander Mono
Jojoy was
killed in a m****ive
military operation on 22 September,
after 25 EMB-314s...
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taped an
audio recording of the FARC
commander known by the
alias of "Mono
Jojoy in 2002,
ordering his
guerrillas to
kidnap any
American in Colombia. Alejandro...
- "Santos
revela alianza de las Farc y el narcotráfico en
correos del 'Mono
Jojoy'".
Semama (in Spanish).
Retrieved 10
February 2013. Looft, Christopher....
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government of Juan
Manuel Santos,
years before he
replaced alias "Mono
Jojoy" and Iván Ríos. in the
Secretariat of the
Revolutionary Armed Forces of...
- Márquez (born 1955), FARC-EP
Manuel Marulanda (1930–2008), FARC-EP Mono
Jojoy (1953–2010), FARC-EP
Manuel Marulanda (1930–2008), FARC-EP Raúl
Reyes (1948–2008)...
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chain of command.
Apparently his
nickname "Negro Acacio" was
given by "Mono
Jojoy"
after one of the "heroes" of the
Cuban Revolution. (in Spanish) El Tiempo:...
