Nelly Ávila Moreno

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Nelly Ávila Moreno (nom de guerre Karina) is the former commander of the 47th Front of FARC-EP, a communist rebel group in Colombia. She surrendered to the Colombian Military on May 18, 2008.[1]

Moreno was a member of FARC for 24 years prior to her surrender.[2]

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  1. ^ "FARC commander gives up, calls for dialogue", CNN, May 19, 2008. 
  2. ^ "Nelly Avila Moreno, FARC's 'Karina', captured by Colombian forces in war on drugs", The Telegraph, May 19, 2008. 

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FARC-EP
Organization
Secretariat
Alfonso Cano (Commander in Chief) • Mono Jojoy • Timoleón Jiménez • Iván Márquez • Joaquín Gómez • Mauricio Jaramillo • Pablo Catatumbo
(Substitutes in line: Bertulfo Álvarez • Pastor Alape)
Other notable personnel
Manuel Marulanda Vélez (founder) (dead) • Jacobo Arenas (Founder) (dead) • Simón Trinidad (captured) • Raúl Reyes (KIA) • Efraín Guzmán (dead) • Iván Ríos (KIA) • Sonia (captured) • Tomás Medina Caracas (KIA) • Martín Caballero (KIA) • Rodrigo Granda • Ivan Vargas (captured) • Fabián Ramírez • Carlos Antonio Lozada • Marcos Calarcá • Andrés Paris • Karina (surrendered) • Romaña
Characteristics
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