Synonyms for farc
farc

Princeton's WordNet

1. Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarios de Colombia, FARCnoun

   a powerful and wealthy terrorist organization formed in 1957 as the guerilla arm of the Colombian communist party; opposed to the United States; has strong ties to drug dealers

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1. • Terrorism
   • Terrorist Organization

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1. List of paraphrases for "farc":

   fars

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1. FARC

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1. Matthew Griffin:

   The U.S. backed with a free trade agreement to give those small businesses a competitive advantage, and it’s working. We are seeing the end of the FARC rebellion in Colombia after 50-something years and it’s mainly because of business and trade.

2. Juan Manuel:

   We wish to invite the ELN to join this initiative of a unilateral ceasefire like the FARC has done and invite them to reach an agreement as soon as possible on the agenda points we have been discussing for some time.

3. Alvaro Jimenez:

   Demining will be a long and complicated process that the government has said can be completed by 2025. Ten years is a tentative estimate but it's possible. The agreement shows there's political will from the government and FARC, this is a historic decision that will eradicate a big threat facing farmers and communities in rural areas and change their daily reality.

4. State Department:

   From his support of FARC, to his failure to assist those seeking freedom in Cuba, Joe Biden and his Democrat party have consistently sided with Marxist elements throughout the Western Hemisphere.

5. Jesus Alebio Portillo:

   Once the FARC told us we had to leave as there would be a confrontation with the paramilitaries. They gave us two hours to leave. The whole village left, 80 to 100 people.