Ecos del Caguán

Ecos del Caguán was a guerrilla-operated radio station in Colombia, run by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). It was established during the late 1990s and early 2000s when the FARC controlled a demilitarized zone in the Caguán region as part of peace negotiations with the Colombian government. The station broadcasted propaganda, revolutionary messages, and music aligned with the FARC's ideology, aiming to mobilize support and communicate with its members. It ceased operations after the Colombian government regained control of the region following the collapse of the peace talks in 2002.