The collective Colombianas and Colombians for peace, led by Córdoba, expressed satisfaction with the ads.

• The Government had indicated that it does not require assistance from other countries

It is considered that message of Saints rushing rescue of FARC hostages

BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA (12/FEB/2012)-the exsenadora and Colombian mediator Piedad Córdoba considered today that the message of the President of the country, Juan Manuel Santos, to ratify that Brazil will work for the launch release of FARC hostages, marks the beginning of that process.

Santos wrote this Sunday on his Twitter account: “makes time gave green light to Brazil to help in the release of the hostages”.

Immediately wondered: “What is it then the delay?”.

And Cordoba said then that imagines that “now the FARC trusted that there is the possibility of a Government different from Colombia that makes logistics”.

Since the the Colombia revolutionary armed forces (FARC) announced in December the release of six uniformed with captives, some with more than 12 years in power, the Government had indicated that it does not require assistance from other countries.

However, past 4 February the Government of Santos opened the possibility of a “friendly country”, that would be Brazil again, would participate in the logistics of the operation for the release of the hostages.

The collective Colombianas and Colombians for peace, led by Córdoba, expressed satisfaction with the ads.

Cordoba told reporters that this process may take between a month and a month and a half, that the precise coordinates only appear the day of liberation and the number of hostages to release may be greater than the six initially announced the 11 who remain captive.

The FARC announced in December that would release Luis Alfonso Beltrán Franco military and police officers Carlos José Duarte, César Augusto Lasso Monsalve, Jorge Trujillo Solarte, Jorge Humberto Romero and Jose Libardo Forero.