THE 'CRIMINAL BANDS' THE SPOIL
\u2060 (taken of ELTIEMPO.COM) April 9, 2011 
Iván Cepeda Castro Iván
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"What explains the unprecedented escalation of assassinations against leaders and fighting for the restitution of their land?"
The term 'BACRIM' or emerging criminal gangs, was coined by the government of President Uribe in 2006 in an effort to conceal the paramilitary reengineering and persuade the public that his government had finished with the paramilitaries. President Santos took the name to incorporate the text of the draft National Development Plan: "Groups multidelictivo character with transnational reach, lacking ideological platform and its purposes are purely economic."
It has become a recurring practice deny the existence of paramilitary structures by changing the name ("dark forces, paramilitary forces," private justice groups "). President Barco said that this was a semantic problem. The tragic experience of recent decades showed that was wrong. Correctly define the paramilitaries is the first step to combat and defeat.
In the debate on these structures was ahead in the House on March 23, I referred to two situations verifiable. First, the false demobilization of paramilitary units included maintaining replacement structures in the shade. Therefore, in many parts of demobilization was not but transmission and relay control. Secondly, through this mechanism, the leaders of the 'para-politics' and 'paraeconomía' managed to keep its armed wing, which is what today continues to act with the complicity of state agents.
The first situation this paragraph in the letter alias 'Ernesto Báez' I went to the former commissioner Luis Carlos Restrepo, in December 2006, in which he said: "I am forced to remind the 40 major bosses you met inside the dome federated AUC, 19 are detained, this indicates that over 50 percent of these senior commanders, have free will. (...) In the same condition are more than 500 seconds commanders and about a thousand middle managers. "Given this telling reminder, one can ask: what do you currently spend more than 1,500 leaders of non-demobilized paramilitaries?
The answer can be drawn from their own advanced research at the time the Attorney General's Office. The record of the process known as "the computer of" Jorge 40 "contains everything a real manual for the organization of false demobilizations with thousands of impostors and the drug business blog North Block. There is recorded a conversation on February 7, 2006 between 'Jorge 40' and 'don Antonio ', which says the head of the Central Crime Analysis Unit of the CTI: "They refer to an organization's staff will not demobilize, which would be responsible for the care of vulnerable areas, to avoid being taken up by the enemy. "
The second situation, just knowing an interview from jail in the United States by former paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso, the newspaper El Tiempo, in which he announced, crudely, that the next chapter you will discover Colombia is the covenant of politicians with the 'BACRIM'. 
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