Walter Patricio Arizala, alias “Guacho,” was one of the most wanted criminals in both Colombia and Ecuador, after military forces made him a priority target. Guacho led a group of dissident members ...

Thinking about watching 'Guacho' without the hassle? Here are streaming services and cable providers with rental, purchase, and subscription options, so you can find the right fit. As of now in the US ...

Colombia’s security forces killed a FARC dissident leader who became the most wanted man in his native country Ecuador after kidnapping and killing a team of journalists. “Guacho” and one of his ...

Special forces from the Colombian military deployed along border with Ecuador Ecuadorean authorities have identified new players from the ex-FARC mafia network headed by alias “El Guacho.” But while ...

Colombia’s top military commander on Tuesday refused to confirm President Ivan Duque’s claim that FARC dissident leader “Guacho” was seriously injured in a military operation. Armed Forces commander ...

Walter Arízala, known better under his alias Guacho, was wanted for the murder of two Ecuadorean journalists and their driver earlier this year. On Friday, Colombian President Ivan Duque said he was ...

An ex-FARC rebel gone rogue, Walter Arizala is terrorizing communities that should be enjoying the fruits of an historic 2016 pact You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if ...

Ecuador has historically steered clear of the organized and violent crime dynamics that have plagued other countries in Latin America, boasting a homicide rate of under 6 per 100,000 citizens in 2017, ...

Colombian President Ivan Duque (centre) announced the death on Friday A Colombian guerrilla leader has been found and killed, the country's president says. Walter Arízala, known better under his alias ...

Brazil 1977, a time of great mischief.

A Colombian guerrilla leader has been found and killed, the country's president says. Walter Arízala, known better under his alias Guacho, was wanted for the murder of two Ecuadorean journalists and ...