Garry Leech
The Colombian military has had numerous successes targeting high-ranking leaders of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) in recent years. Its two greatest successes were the killing of secretariat members Raúl Reyes in 2008 and Jorge Briceño, alias "Mono Jojoy," last year. By Garry Leech
Garry Leech on why the media's so-called 'experts' on the Colombian guerrilla group keep getting it wrong.
Garry Leech reflects on the Orwellian distortions in Hillary Clinton's recent comments on the history of US involvement in Central America.
Garry Leech on the increasing international concern at US moves to consolidate and expand its military presence in Colombia.
Garry Leech argues that the US role in the Honduran crisis represents a continuation of the traditional US approach towards democracy in Central America.
Garry Leech on how the Colombian community of Libertad has struggled to free itself from the brutal violence of Colombia's paramilitary forces.
Garry Leech looks back on the historic struggles of Colombia's black community.
Garry Leech reports on the plight of Colombia's millions of displaced persons.
Garry Leech on how the new regime in Washington is committing itself to a Colombia policy that is even more militaristic than that of the Bush administration.
Garry Leech interviews political prisoner Liliany Obando in her sell in Buen Pastor Prison.