The Crisis in the Andes: Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela

On March 1, 2008, the Colombian military eliminated a key leader ofthe Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia in a raid on a camp inneighboring Ecuador. The incident occurred at a time when Congressmoved to delay indefinitely a vote on a free trade agreement withColumbia, a U.S. ally.

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