Question about the FARC in the Darién Gap [closed]
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Is there still a FARC presence in the Darién Gap?
Would it be feasible to travel through the region (if one enjoys roughing it)?
Thanks!
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asked Mar 7 at 3:34
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Is there still a FARC presence in the Darién Gap?
Would it be feasible to travel through the region (if one enjoys roughing it)?
Thanks!
central-america darien-gap
asked Mar 7 at 3:34
Kevin
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Mark Mayo♦ Jul 14 at 0:54
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Even setting aside armed guerrilla groups or lack thereof, it's not simply a matter of whether you "enjoy roughing it." It's an extremely serious jungle. This strikes me as one of those "if you have to ask, the answer is no" situations. If you really do the preparation needed for such a trip (which likely includes securing government approvals to do it legally), you'd be able to make your own assessment as to its feasibility.
– Zach Lipton
Mar 7 at 3:59
By land or by sea?
– MastaBaba
Mar 7 at 5:51
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FARC is no longer an active guerrila organization having disbanded and laid down its weapons in June 2017. That said, possibility of coming across renegades or a new guerilla organization is still there.
– RedBaron
Mar 7 at 7:07
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Isn't the problem rather ordinary criminals than armed political organisations?
– gerrit
Mar 7 at 8:00
OP has not returned to clarify comments, putting on hold.
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Jul 14 at 0:54
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Is there still a FARC presence in the Darién Gap?
Would it be feasible to travel through the region (if one enjoys roughing it)?
Thanks!
central-america darien-gap
asked Mar 7 at 3:34
Kevin
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Is there still a FARC presence in the Darién Gap?
Would it be feasible to travel through the region (if one enjoys roughing it)?
Thanks!
central-america darien-gap
asked Mar 7 at 3:34
Kevin
113
asked Mar 7 at 3:34
Kevin
113
asked Mar 7 at 3:34
Kevin
113
asked Mar 7 at 3:34
Kevin
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113
closed as unclear what you're asking by Mark Mayo♦ Jul 14 at 0:54
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as unclear what you're asking by Mark Mayo♦ Jul 14 at 0:54
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Even setting aside armed guerrilla groups or lack thereof, it's not simply a matter of whether you "enjoy roughing it." It's an extremely serious jungle. This strikes me as one of those "if you have to ask, the answer is no" situations. If you really do the preparation needed for such a trip (which likely includes securing government approvals to do it legally), you'd be able to make your own assessment as to its feasibility.
– Zach Lipton
Mar 7 at 3:59
By land or by sea?
– MastaBaba
Mar 7 at 5:51
2
FARC is no longer an active guerrila organization having disbanded and laid down its weapons in June 2017. That said, possibility of coming across renegades or a new guerilla organization is still there.
– RedBaron
Mar 7 at 7:07
1
Isn't the problem rather ordinary criminals than armed political organisations?
– gerrit
Mar 7 at 8:00
OP has not returned to clarify comments, putting on hold.
– Mark Mayo♦
Jul 14 at 0:54
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Even setting aside armed guerrilla groups or lack thereof, it's not simply a matter of whether you "enjoy roughing it." It's an extremely serious jungle. This strikes me as one of those "if you have to ask, the answer is no" situations. If you really do the preparation needed for such a trip (which likely includes securing government approvals to do it legally), you'd be able to make your own assessment as to its feasibility.
– Zach Lipton
Mar 7 at 3:59
By land or by sea?
– MastaBaba
Mar 7 at 5:51
2
FARC is no longer an active guerrila organization having disbanded and laid down its weapons in June 2017. That said, possibility of coming across renegades or a new guerilla organization is still there.
– RedBaron
Mar 7 at 7:07
1
Isn't the problem rather ordinary criminals than armed political organisations?
– gerrit
Mar 7 at 8:00
OP has not returned to clarify comments, putting on hold.
– Mark Mayo♦
Jul 14 at 0:54
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Even setting aside armed guerrilla groups or lack thereof, it's not simply a matter of whether you "enjoy roughing it." It's an extremely serious jungle. This strikes me as one of those "if you have to ask, the answer is no" situations. If you really do the preparation needed for such a trip (which likely includes securing government approvals to do it legally), you'd be able to make your own assessment as to its feasibility.
– Zach Lipton
Mar 7 at 3:59
Even setting aside armed guerrilla groups or lack thereof, it's not simply a matter of whether you "enjoy roughing it." It's an extremely serious jungle. This strikes me as one of those "if you have to ask, the answer is no" situations. If you really do the preparation needed for such a trip (which likely includes securing government approvals to do it legally), you'd be able to make your own assessment as to its feasibility.
– Zach Lipton
Mar 7 at 3:59
By land or by sea?
– MastaBaba
Mar 7 at 5:51
By land or by sea?
– MastaBaba
Mar 7 at 5:51
2
2
FARC is no longer an active guerrila organization having disbanded and laid down its weapons in June 2017. That said, possibility of coming across renegades or a new guerilla organization is still there.
– RedBaron
Mar 7 at 7:07
FARC is no longer an active guerrila organization having disbanded and laid down its weapons in June 2017. That said, possibility of coming across renegades or a new guerilla organization is still there.
– RedBaron
Mar 7 at 7:07
1
1
Isn't the problem rather ordinary criminals than armed political organisations?
– gerrit
Mar 7 at 8:00
Isn't the problem rather ordinary criminals than armed political organisations?
– gerrit
Mar 7 at 8:00
OP has not returned to clarify comments, putting on hold.
– Mark Mayo♦
Jul 14 at 0:54
OP has not returned to clarify comments, putting on hold.
– Mark Mayo♦
Jul 14 at 0:54
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Even setting aside armed guerrilla groups or lack thereof, it's not simply a matter of whether you "enjoy roughing it." It's an extremely serious jungle. This strikes me as one of those "if you have to ask, the answer is no" situations. If you really do the preparation needed for such a trip (which likely includes securing government approvals to do it legally), you'd be able to make your own assessment as to its feasibility.
– Zach Lipton
Mar 7 at 3:59
By land or by sea?
– MastaBaba
Mar 7 at 5:51
2
FARC is no longer an active guerrila organization having disbanded and laid down its weapons in June 2017. That said, possibility of coming across renegades or a new guerilla organization is still there.
– RedBaron
Mar 7 at 7:07
1
Isn't the problem rather ordinary criminals than armed political organisations?
– gerrit
Mar 7 at 8:00
OP has not returned to clarify comments, putting on hold.
– Mark Mayo♦
Jul 14 at 0:54