Colombian military killed Marxist radical leader Walter Patricio Arizala in a task went for closure his assaults on regular folks after he seized and shot dead three Ecuadorean media specialists prior this year, President Ivan Duque said on Friday.
Arizala, known by his war assumed name Guacho, was murdered in a police and military activity close to the fringe with Ecuador, Mr. Duque said in a broadcast articulation.
Arizala was an individual from the Oliver Sinisterra unit - a group of previous revolutionaries of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) that declined to stick to a 2016 harmony understanding. The administration had sent in excess of 3,000 individuals from the military to scan for Arizala "in any condition."
"The message is clear, we won't make a stride back in the guard of legitimateness, life, respect and the property of Colombians," Mr. Duque said. "Numerous Colombian people group will rest soundly in light of the fact that a standout amongst the most appalling hoodlums the nation has known is dead."
Arizala, who was 29, was blamed for medication dealing, blackmail and crime.
He murdered two Ecuadorean writers and their driver in the wake of taking them prisoner on March 26 as they provided details regarding task for the Quito-put together El Comercio paper with respect to the fringe among Ecuador and Colombia.
"I told the Ecuadorean individuals that the wrongdoing of the three Ecuadoreans would not end in exemption," said Mr. Duque.
A proof-of-life photo discharged soon after the Ecuadoreans' abducting indicated them anchored and locked by their necks. Arizala later shot them in the head.
The media team was investigating brutality in the Esmeraldas district of the outskirt when they were grabbed by Arizala's pack.
Colombia and Ecuador had both offered $100,000 each for data prompting Arizala's catch. In excess of a thousand FARC warriors declined to ground under the harmony accord with previous President Juan Manuel Santos and proceeded with cocaine dealing the country over. There are currently right around 1,800 individuals from the dissenter positions in 30 units across the nation.
Those working in Colombia's southern wildernesses have assaulted Ecuadorean security powers along the fringe. The FARC, which struggled for in excess of 50 years before deactivating, assaulted military targets and regular citizen towns however for the most part enabled writers to work unreservedly, except if they conflicted with the revolutionaries' advantages.
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