Colombia has sent its first major rebel commander to the United States since President Abelardo de la Espriella took office, according to sources. The move marks a tougher approach toward FARC dissident groups and follows the new administration’s pledge to strengthen security cooperation with Washington. The commander faces U.S. allegations linked to drug trafficking and armed activity. Officials say further extraditions could follow, although legal procedures and pending arrests may delay transfers of other rebel leaders in the coming months.
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