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COLOMBIA: FARC plan to release on May 30 Romeo Langlois

 

Front 15 of FARC announced in a statement his desire to free the French journalist Romeo Langlois Wednesday, May 30 if safety conditions are met. The guerrillas announced calls for safety measures necessary for the success of this operation.

FRANCE 24 correspondent in Bogota, Romeo Langlois, 35, was captured during a battle between the FARC and a brigade of the army that accompanied a story about an opera ; ration against drugs in the department of Caquetá, a stronghold of the guerrillas in southern Colombia.

The rebellion had initalement called "POW" on the ground wearing a helmet and a flak jacket of the army, tying his release to the organization a discussion on information in Colombia. 

Founded in 1964, the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia), the main countries, still has 9,200 fighters retreated to mountain regions and forest . She was committed in February to forego the practice of kidnapping against ransom.