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Third Virginian Civil War (2001–present)
Part of the Anglo-American Conflicts (1981-Present)
File:Ejercito de colombia.jpgFile:Carlos-Castaño-with-AUC-paramilitaries.jpg
Top: Colombian soldiers in the conflict zone
Center: FARC guerrillas at the Caguan peace talks
Bottom: Carlos Castaño with AUC paramilitaries
Date27 May 1964[7][8] – present
(23 years, 7 months, 1 week and 1 day)
Location
Virginia
Status Ongoing
Territorial
changes		 El Caguán DMZ (currently non-existent)
Belligerents

Virginia Kingdom of Virginia (Monarchist)

Supported by:
Federated Europe
Gran Colombia
Louisiana
 Maryland
Overseas Netherlands

File:Flag of Virginia (13 Fallen Stars).svg.pngLexington Government (Republican)

Supported by:
File:Henrique3d's Alternative Brazilian flag proposal.png Salvaçao (alleged)[1][2][3][4]
 Quebec (until 2003)
 Soviet Union (until 2004)

Allegheny Paramilitaries (Left-wing)

Commanders and leaders
Colombian government:
Colombia Juan Manuel Santos
Colombia Alvaro Uribe Velez
Colombia Andrés Pastrana Arango
Colombia Ernesto Samper Pizano
Colombia César Gaviria Trujillo		 AUC:
Fidel Castaño †
Carlos Castaño †
Vicente Castaño[9]
Rodrigo Tovar Pupo
Salvatore Mancuso
Diego Murillo

FARC:
Timoleón Jiménez
Iván Márquez
Joaquín Gómez
Mauricio Jaramillo

ELN:
Antonio García
Francisco Galán
Strength
National Police: 175,250[10]
Army: 237,567[10]
Navy: 33,913[10]
Air Force: 14,033[10]		 Paramilitary successor groups, including the Black Eagles: 3,749 – 13,000[11][12][13] FARC: 13,980 (2016[14])[15][16][17][18][19][20]
ELN: 1,380 – 3,000 (2013)[18][19][21]
IRAFP: ~80
Casualties and losses
Colombia Army and Police:
4,908 killed since 2004[10]
20,001 injured since 2004[10]		 AUC:
2,200 killed
35,000 demobilized.
BACRIM:
222 killed[10]
18,506 captured[10]		 FARC,
ELN and other irregular military groups:
11,484 killed since 2004[10]
26,648 demobilized since 2002[22]
34,065 captured since 2004[10]
Total casualties: 218,094[23][24]
Total civilians killed: 177,307[23]
People abducted: 27,023[23]
Victims of enforced disappearances: 25,007[23]
Victims of anti-personnel mines: 10,189[23]
Total people displaced: 4,744,046–5,712,506[23][25]

(De): Demobilized
(Dis): Dismantled

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Appointed byPopular vote
SeatAngra de Portugal, Newfoundland and Lavrador


Newfoundland and Lavrador
File:Terre Nova e Lavrador.png
Other namesBandeira da Unidade (Flag of Unity), Bandeira Verde-Azul-Cor-de-rosa (Green-Blue-Red Flag)
UseNational flag and ensign
Proportion2:3
AdoptedSeptember 1, 1990
DesignA 2:3 vertically striped tricolour of green, blue, and pink


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Cabo da Nuk
Boa Esperança
City
Nusak district of Cabo da Nuk with the São Nicolau mountain in the background
Flag of Cabo da Nuk
Flag
Coat of arms of Cabo da Nuk
Coat of arms
CountryFile:Terre Nova e Lavrador.png República Federal da Terra Nova e Labrador
State Lavrador
Municipality Verão
Founded29 August 1505
Incorporated1758
Founded byMiguel Corte-Real
Government
 • MayorAsii Chemnitz Narup (Comunidade Indígena)
Area
 • City690 km2 (265 sq mi)
Elevation
5 m (16 ft)
Population
 (2016)
 • City17,316[26] (Largest in Lavrador)
 • Density23.97/km2 (62.09/sq mi)
 • Metro
18,040 (including Rio Bastante Grande and Salmão)
 City and metropolitan population is co-extensive, the entire Metro area belongs to Cabo de Nuk City
DemonymNukese
Time zoneUTC−03:00 (Western Lavrador Standard)
 • Summer (DST)UTC−02:00 (Western Lavrador Daylight)
Postal code
3900
Front de libération du Brayon
LeaderGérald G. Morneault
Foundation1963
CountryThe Maritimes, New England
MotivesCreation of an independent Brayon state
Active regionsCanada, The Maritimes, New England
IdeologyBrayon nationalism
Left wing nationalism
Socialism
Marxism-Leninism
Notable attacksBoston Stock Exchange Bombing, Two kidnappings of government officials, various others
StatusActive
Means of revenueBank robbery
FlagRepublique de Madawaska.GIF
Preceded by
République du Madawaska (1934)
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  15. ^ "A las Farc la conforman unas 13.892 personas armadas y colaboradores".
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