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(CNN Spanish) - The president of Colombia, Iván Duque, published on Thursday on his Twitter account some graphs and data contained in the document delivered to the Secretary General of the United Nations, António Guterres, entitled “Threats to democracy, security and regional peace. "
Among the contents shared by President Duque is a map that shows the presence of guerrilla operations in the border area between Colombia and Venezuela.
According to the Colombian Government document and the tweets of President Duque, "ELN leaders and structures and dissidents of former FARC, commit crimes from Venezuela to destabilize Colombia."
CNN has tried to obtain reactions from the Government of Nicolás Maduro. CNN has not been able to independently confirm the presence of guerrillas in these areas.
Heads and structures of ELN terrorist groups and dissidents of former FARC, commit crimes from Venezuela to destabilize Colombia and control criminal income from drug trafficking, illegal mineral extraction, contraband and other crimes. #PruebasVenezuela pic.twitter.com/iVUDbSQeZ8
- Iván Duque (@IvanDuque) September 26, 2019
Colombian guerrillas