Who gets to be top Guerrilla in the Guerrilla Girls?
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As the article correctly notes, it is a Colombian guerrilla camp, not a Columbian guerrilla camp.
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In one work, Bhutto writes 'Guerrilla Jung' ('guerrilla war') in curling black Nastaliq Urdu over textile portrayals of queer Muslim revolutionaries.
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"[In the guerrilla camps] they teach you that a female guerrilla has the same rights as her male colleagues," Camila said.
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In the process we lost sight of one of the cardinal maxims of guerrilla war: The guerrilla wins if he does not lose.
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Buy Now Guerrilla Tacos: Recipes from the Streets of LA, $30 Our buddy Wes Avila turned LA's food scene on its head with his Guerrilla Tacos truck.
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Londoño -- better known by his guerrilla alias "Timochenko" --- was the top leader of Colombia's most powerful guerrilla force, FARC, throughout the group's lengthy peace negotiations with the government.
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" When I asked Lozada if he still considered himself a guerrilla, he nodded and said, "We will carry on with the guerrilla way of life and way of interpreting things.
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After 2000, two of the Guerrilla Girls brought a lawsuit against some of the others, eventually walking away with the copyrights to the group's early posters, and the Guerrilla Girls splintered.
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The Guerrilla Tacos cookbook is available wherever books are sold.
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Wesley Avila's Guerrilla Tacos cookbook will be out in 2017.
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One Marxist guerrilla group remains active with myriad crime gangs.
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They suspected that the Sivak company was laundering guerrilla money.
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There were guerrilla movements and dictatorial responses across Latin America.
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That leaves only one option: waging a guerrilla ground war.
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Finally, guerrilla marketing like this is completely free to execute.
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Fuentes, another former guerrilla, was also part of this group.
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Stephen Colbert interviewed the Guerrilla Girls on The Late Show.
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This keeps the guerrilla community closely connected and promotes equality.
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The last major guerrilla struggle in Latin America is over.
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One Marxist guerrilla group and myriad crime gangs remain active.
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The report also described a guerrilla campaign to assassinate mayors.
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Some were microphones, listening for guerrilla footsteps or truck ignitions.
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Tell me about first time you were a guerrilla lifeguard.
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The article also misidentified Mr. Dalton as a guerrilla soldier.
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KM: Let's talk about partnering with Guerrilla Girls for Intervention.
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"He was a master of guerrilla war," said Mr. Prado.
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A rural guerrilla movement was forming in the western mountains.
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The guerrilla fighter Celia Sánchez Manduley was one who did.
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"Guerrilla War Tactics Taught at Scarsdale High," it was headlined.
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Mr. Haradinaj was a guerrilla commander during the Kosovo war.
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Nor did it succumb to protracted guerrilla conflict like Colombia.
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The guerrilla army agreed to renounce armed conflict and embrace politics.
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On July 30th the former guerrilla chief restored ties with Somalia.
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Sports offers "guerrilla marketing" to a $700 billion military industrial complex.
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This may well presage further rounds of guerrilla warfare by MPs.
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But the results are impressive, and guerrilla filmmaking at its finest.
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But wouldn't it be nice if such guerrilla justice wasn't necessary?
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Unfortunately, I don't think this will be the case with Guerrilla.
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Here, new guerrilla corps vie with criminal gangs for the routes.
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This ragged, inflammatory documentary is a classic example of guerrilla filmmaking.
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Bedoya says guerrilla factions and paramilitaries continue fighting, displacing more people.
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Across the continent, Castro provided arms and training to guerrilla movements.
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I think it's essential that these type of guerrilla artworks happen.
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Cuba, for its part, would not sponsor guerrilla uprisings in Mexico.
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The correct answer is: rescued by a guerrilla band of Jellicles.
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"Catching pirates is like waging war against guerrilla fighters," said Capt.
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Only a slight improvement on the Guerrilla Girls' 1986 report card.
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It has included more than 55 members of all ages, backgrounds, and identifications, been through legal turmoil and internal strife, and gained two sister organizations peopled by former members: Guerrilla Girls BroadBand and Guerrilla Girls on Tour!
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Perhaps, amid the trappings of power, he will tire of guerrilla warfare.
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Eritrea split from Ethiopia in 1993, after a 30-year guerrilla struggle.
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He stayed on the mountain and led a guerrilla war against them.
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"Think of it as forced adoption through aggressive guerrilla marketing," Richard says.
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"Guerrilla" is available on Sky Atlantic in Britain and Showtime in America
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Instead they waged a miniature guerrilla war against conscription officers and pillagers.
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The FARC is the single largest leftist guerrilla group in the country.
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"They have experience in guerrilla warfare (and) we can benefit from that".
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Colombia made peace with the FARC, a larger guerrilla army, in 2016.
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In late 1947 Pakistan sent guerrilla fighters to stir a Muslim uprising.
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Mr Dhlakama unified old guerrilla fighters with his party's modern political wing.
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But many see the ageing guerrilla himself as part of the problem.
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After 52 years of guerrilla warfare, peace has fueled a baby boom.
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One rapt guerrilla said he had never been to a concert before.
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Warning: This article contains spoilers about the first two episodes of Guerrilla.
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The new Showtime series Guerrilla has all the makings of great television.
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It looks like you shot the "Gay Taco Bell" spot guerrilla style.
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"The Guerrilla Girls volunteer to help write those labels," the group adds.
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Ms. Rousseff, 19643, was a former operative in an urban guerrilla group.
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Many fear that ex-guerrilla fighters could be recruited by criminal groups.
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Federico approached the guerrilla leaders on the sidelines and proposed the trip.
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See and read more work by the Guerrilla Girls on their website.
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What the Guerrilla Girls do brilliantly is to open up the conversation.
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I won't keep quoting stats; that's what the inimitable Guerrilla Girls do.
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Both countries hosted guerrilla groups committed to overthrowing the other one's government.
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Ayelet Waldman: intemperate tweeter, guerrilla oversharer, provocateur, literary exhibitionist, cyclone of sass.
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In the camp outside La Paz, some aspects of guerrilla life remain.
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In guerrilla warfare circles, this is known as a false flag attack.
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"I went to her house secretly, just like a guerrilla," said Canh.
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Here's why: A guerrilla and an insurgent always win by avoiding losing.
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That was how it was: you could become a guerrilla easily enough.
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The kids are members of a guerrilla army in the Colombian countryside.
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"As they lose the caliphate's physical terrain, they'll adapt guerrilla tactics," Gen.
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As far as monikers go, "guerrilla urbanist" invokes an exotic, even frightening image.
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These guerrilla attacks, if you will, have become more common in recent years.
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Throughout his political career, he was an outspoken critic of Colombian guerrilla forces.
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Motherboard reports the guerrilla installation was created and deployed without the museum's permission.
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At the centre of the crisis is Mr Ahmeti, a former guerrilla leader.
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"There are people in hiding," said Mr. Sánchez Cerén, a former guerrilla commander.
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His cabinet secretary, Leoncio Evasco, is a former Marxist priest and communist guerrilla.
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Iván Márquez, a former guerrilla leader, admits that the name is a liability.
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She said her guerrilla lover had a fast jet and they flew there.
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The former child guerrilla said he hasn't been able to relax since then.
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Some people joined guerrilla resistance, the 'Forest Brothers' but their fight was futile.
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The project was coordinated by Gustavo Meoño, a lawyer and former guerrilla fighter.
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While it has air supremacy, the Houthis have proved better at guerrilla warfare.
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The six-minute clip offers a quick introduction to the Guerrilla Girls' mission.
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Moss is a great idea for guerrilla gardening because it requires little maintain.
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The leftist ex-guerrilla says he is the victim of an attempted coup.
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We can either, as [Guerrilla character] Jas says, say something or do nothing.
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Those cases showed how the Black Guerrilla Family gang had corrupted prison officers.
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M-19 guerrilla organization, Gustavo Petro, came in second running with the Progressive
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That is the kind of guerrilla insurgency both countries foresee IS turning to.
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Cue a guerrilla war fought on the blogosphere and in New York tabloids.
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We were guerrilla marketing this thing all along, just having fun with it.
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"When I first moved to London, I built a guerrilla garden," says Ring.
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The hairy history of the Guerrilla Girls is a readymade guide to resistance.
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"It's going to be very guerrilla-like, all spray paint," Mr. Cave said. .
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He was working with the O.S.S. to coordinate guerrilla attacks on the Japanese.
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All 50-some current and former members of the Guerrilla Girls signed on.
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Knott forged, instead, an anti-career of guerrilla mischief, waged on the margins.
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"We've got this guerrilla army, and it's coming to fruition soon," he said.
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One guerrilla patrolled the camp warily with a gun slung over his shoulder.
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At the entrance of the camp, a young guerrilla was embracing her relatives.
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After a 30-year guerrilla war, Eritrea gained independence from Ethiopia in 1991.
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Mr. Mugabe's guerrilla followers battled those of Mr. Nkomo in 1980 and 1981.
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Even as their control of territory shrinks, a return to guerrilla warfare beckons.
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In 1994, Mexico suffered an outbreak of guerrilla violence that continued for years.
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The country broke off from Sudan in 2011 after decades of guerrilla warfare.
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Chinese money goes into infrastructure projects and politicians' pockets, not foreign guerrilla movements.
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They may have helped form and train small groups to launch guerrilla attacks.
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As a guerrilla she was in charge of extracting her comrades' rotten teeth.
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Day 309: "We on Fire" – Hot Boys, Guerrilla Warfare, 1999 Today, as my friend and Noisey social media editor Trey Smith informed me earlier this week, is the 18th anniversary of Guerrilla Warfare, the second and most notable Hot Boys album.
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The ELN, a guerrilla group, kidnapped two Dutch journalists near Colombia's border with Venezuela.
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Other notable vendors include Ms Chi, Sweetfin Poke, Milk Bar, Guerrilla Tacos, Kogi, Pizzanista!
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Although the FARC were Colombia's largest guerrilla force, they were not the only one.
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Colombia's government began peace negotiations with the ELN, the country's second-largest guerrilla army.
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One is the country's second-biggest guerrilla group, the National Liberation Army or ELN.
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AT THE beginning of each episode of "Guerrilla", a different quote appears on screen.
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Last week it sent guerrilla forces to Alaska, where it's already begun ground operations.
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"Guerrilla warfare is the RBNZ's best tactic in fighting the currency trader," said Kerr.
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Asked the same question, Londono said that reintegrating guerrilla fighters in society was key.
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Under left-wing governments Argentina's judiciary convicted military leaders but left guerrilla crimes unexamined.
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In Autopsy of America, an essay in guerrilla photojournalism, Seph Lawless documents this phenomenon.
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"If they have a baby they won't want to stay," the ex-guerrilla said.
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For 30 years, PKK fighters have waged a guerrilla war against the Turkish state.
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As guerrilla groups emerged, they were met with repression, backed by the United States.
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"Become a guerrilla work force," added Mr. Gorup, who also served in the Army.
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Insurgents have abducted and killed soldiers and policemen in hit-and-run guerrilla raids.
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The Arab Revolt also established guerrilla warfare as a modern instrument of political change.
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Myanmar's border regions remain drenched in an alphabet soup of guerrilla groups (see map).
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Last week, the country's most powerful former guerrilla force transitioned into the political arena.
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In June, 22, Hussein took refuge in the mountains and began a guerrilla war.
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The former guerrilla was briefly arrested this month when trying to leave the country.
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The public-affairs network — not generally known for guerrilla journalism techniques — began to improvise.
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"A U.S. role is necessary for peace," Haradinaj, a former guerrilla leader told Reuters.
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The guerrilla had led them into the trees and, acting on orders, killed them.
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Samy is 28 now, but she was barely 16 when she became a guerrilla.
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Zaha Hadid, Gloria Steinem and the Guerrilla Girls are right; the struggle isn't over.
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A Greek urban guerrilla group, Conspiracy of Fire Cells, claimed responsibility for that package.
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They told her he'd been in a guerrilla group, something Claudia knew nothing about.
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Counterterrorism officials are bracing for the jihadist group to return to its guerrilla roots.
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In "Gay Guerrilla," it's not about being in sync, necessarily, for most of it.
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Dissidents within the guerrilla camps were hounded, tortured and incarcerated, sometimes in underground pits.
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Both parents had belonged to a left-wing guerrilla group known as the Montoneros.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the surname of a Confederate guerrilla leader.
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Under a torn Colombian flag on a windy hilltop, a ragtag guerrilla militia gathers.
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Our research on the reintegration of Colombia's former guerrilla and paramilitary combatants provides guidance.
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"There was definitely a sort of fun, guerrilla-outreach aspect to it," he said.
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As with other liberation movements, Hezbollah has found governance more complicated than guerrilla warfare.
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The Chindits struck behind enemy lines and helped demonstrate the effectiveness of guerrilla warfare.
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But for the guerrilla carwash guys of Upper Manhattan, it was only good news.
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Idris Elba, an executive producer of "Guerrilla," also plays a character with questionable loyalties.
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So we've been sort of fighting guerrilla warfare trying to trying to establish ourselves.
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Two decades ago, Colombia was nearly overrun by guerrilla armies, paramilitaries and drug cartels.
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In her fiction debut, "History of Wolves," Emily Fridlund takes precisely this guerrilla approach.
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Since the Guerrilla Girls, we still don't feel that the behemoth has dramatically changed.
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Guerrilla street art collective Indecline staged the gravesite in one of Trump's golf courses.
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FOR 35 YEARS Sandra Ramírez was a member of the FARC, Colombia's largest guerrilla group.
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Bouncer, carpenter, guerrilla and politician, Mr Haradinaj has had a more colourful career than most.
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In a week where the Guerrilla Girls unveiled their Is it even worse in Europe?
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What about the AK-47, or Kalashnikov, the favorite of guerrilla fighters around the world?
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Wesley Avila, chef of Guerrilla Tacos, is big, brown, bearded, and covered in tasteful tattoos.
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I wasn't about to feed that "Guerrilla Tacos Got Shut Down By Cops" headline bullshit.
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Most Colombians who voted for Mr Duque wanted a harder line against domestic guerrilla groups.
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The protesters want President Daniel Ortega, a former guerrilla leader, to agree to early elections.
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The Houthis, experts in mountain guerrilla warfare, overran the palace with grenades and seized it.
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Until adequate defences are in place, then, guerrilla drone swarms will be a real danger.
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Like Mujica, Topolansky was a member of the Tupamaros Marxist guerrilla movement in her youth.
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Idris Elba, Guerrilla (Showtime) Outstanding Actress in a Television Movie, Limited,Series or Dramatic Special
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Sis texts Buddy that the guerrilla leader is a real hunk, they may get married.
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The armed guerrilla group seized territory, attacked government forces and pulled off high-profile kidnappings.
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The group honed its guerrilla tactics, including car bombs and assassinations, during Lebanon's civil war.
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Negotiations are also slated with the second-largest guerrilla group, the leftist National Liberation Army.
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"So far, guerrilla forces have not entered the cities," he said, referring to the PKK.
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And Snapchat certainly deserves a great amount of credit for its guerrilla campaign for Spectacles.
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A ceasefire brokered in 1984 included the release of a number of imprisoned guerrilla fighters.
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Rubber boots like that in the countryside, in the fields, in Colombia, usually means guerrilla.
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Even when he's engaged in guerrilla marketing, the former Olympic silver medalist seems genuinely comfortable.
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It was a completely fresh, new crowd to the food we do at Guerrilla Tacos.
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Social protests, legal insecurity and guerrilla attacks are frequent headaches for oil companies in Colombia.
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Participating artists include Betty Tompkins, Guerrilla Girls, Jenny Holzer, Umar Rashid, Wayne White, and others.
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Its high acclaim got Guerrilla Tacos featured in an episode of "Taco Chronicles" on Netflix.
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Hugo Chávez, the late founder of the "Bolivarian revolution", was friendly to Colombia's guerrilla groups.
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The former guerrilla fighters now find themselves fearing the voters they are meant to court.
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The influx adds to disorder on a frontier already plagued by Venezuelan-backed guerrilla groups.
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In the 1970s guerrilla gardeners in New York began seed-bombing empty lots and medians.
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I was hiking with a cargo mule, and he mistook me for a Kurdish guerrilla.
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Kagame fought in a guerrilla war that brought Uganda's Yoweri Museveni to power in 1986.
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Almost by default, the EPLF guerrilla leader, Isaias Afwerki, became Eritrea's first president in 1993.
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Chef Josef Centeno found his niche in LA cooking what he dubbed "guerrilla-style" food.
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It was incredibly beautiful, yet you had this guerrilla war unfolding on this beautiful landscape.
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During her time in the guerrilla she was tortured and imprisoned between 1970 and 1972.
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Critics accuse the rebels of engaging in drug trafficking and kidnapping to finance their guerrilla war.
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In 1991, a Palestinian guerrilla confessed to the bombing and said he was targeting Israel's embassy.
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The Venezuelan dictator reportedly believes he may need the guerrilla group to fight for his survival.
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Colombia will begin peace negotiations in February with the ELN, the country's second-largest guerrilla group.
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Skirmishing across the line continues to this day, but in the valley guerrilla warfare has abated.
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And if we win the war of ideas, then we will win the international guerrilla war.
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The ELN, a smaller guerrilla group, and organised-crime gangs still pose a threat to security.
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Mark Galeotti of the Institute of International Relations in Prague describes this approach as "guerrilla geopolitics".
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Colombia ended its 500-year-long war with the FARC, a larger guerrilla group, last year.
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Guests who want the full "guerrilla experience" can bathe in rivers and wash their own clothes.
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As Marxist guerrilla groups emerged to oppose the regime in the late 1960s the repression intensified.
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We all shared that idea of this guerrilla approach to creating a persona, your own superstar.
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The book's hero is Thibaut, a young urban guerrilla fighting for the Resistance in occupied Paris.
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The U.N. Security Council then deployed peacekeepers, which have been targets of a concerted guerrilla campaign.
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Peace with the FARC and ELN would mark "the end of the guerrilla," Santos said Wednesday.
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Not until 2006, when the military kidnapped and imprisoned her husband, claiming he was a guerrilla.
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Iran's naval presence in the Persian Gulf has therefore adopted the features of a guerrilla force.
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We weren't making our forces obvious; we were hiding on the roads and using guerrilla tactics.
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Rousseff, a former Marxist guerrilla who is Brazil's first female president, has vigorously denied any wrongdoing.
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Al-Shabaab is fighting a guerrilla war in Somalia with the intention of imposing Sharia law.
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The biggest let down of Guerrilla is the realization that this hopefulness might be in vain.
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Neither 15 years of guerrilla war nor 0003 years of UN-mediated talks reversed their exodus.
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Piracy has all but stopped; al-Shabab are a guerrilla army, but not a conventional one.
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The Pentagon, impressed by their skill at guerrilla warfare, saw an essential new ally against ISIS.
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Even after making peace with the FARC guerrilla group in 2016 Colombia is fighting small insurgencies.
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It was a hard-fought victory for the former guerrilla leader, coming after three electoral defeats.
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Guerrilla fighters donned T-shirts and attended outdoor concerts as they voted to end their insurgency.
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If Keene had been a general in the conservative movement, Erickson was a seasoned guerrilla fighter.
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Western officials and analysts cautioned that the Islamic State could yet mount counterattacks or guerrilla strikes.
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There's a 21553 Guerrilla Girls poster with the headline: THE ADVANTAGES OF BEING A WOMAN ARTIST.
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ISIS' retreat from Mosul demonstrates its ease in making the transition from conventional to guerrilla force.
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Ms. Rousseff, whose résumé includes a stint as a Marxist guerrilla, has vowed to fight on.
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In agony, he contemplated ending his life, until he was rescued by a guerrilla named Isabela.
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Alibaba merely used guerrilla warfare tactics based on its grit to defeat a major foreign player.
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Guerrilla Games didn't pull this off in any of the Killzone games, but here, it works.
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Failing to do so would all but ensure that droves of guerrilla fighters return to criminality.
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As long as people keep buying the kits, Valles said, Guerrilla Tacos will keep making them.
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The Guerrilla Girls included them in a campaign to expose gender bias in the art world.
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The National Liberation Army, Colombia's second-largest guerrilla group, has also recently mobilized in the region.
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Eventually becoming the voice of the guerrilla movement, Mr. Mugabe became known on the world stage.
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A faction of the National Liberation Army, the guerrilla organization known as the E.L.N., claimed responsibility.
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But this performance at the museum was not a guerrilla-style takeover of the medieval gallery.
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He said he saw the former guerrilla as a catalyst for structural changes in the country.
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Lex learned it from the chef Wesley Avila, the chef at Guerrilla Tacos in Los Angeles.
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The Black Panthers, Irish Republican Army, and other groups studied its depictions of urban guerrilla violence.
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To people in Manila, Mindanao is known for guerrilla fighters and rampaging kidnap-for-ransom gangs.
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It wasn't since the Guerrilla Girls that I had seen something so thoughtful about an issue.
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Powerful indictees like Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir and guerrilla leader Joseph Kony remain at large.
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Argentina added a female guerrilla leader who fought Spanish colonialists on its new 10 peso note.
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Mugabe and his guerrilla rival, Joshua Nkomo, ran for office and eventually formed a coalition government.
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Salazar's father was a communist guerrilla and author who later became a legislator and Chavez ally.
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They are still trying to fight a gentleman's war in the middle of a guerrilla war.
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They have killed soldiers in ambushes — and kept others alive as hostages of their guerrilla movement.
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Sure, there are a few examples, sort of, like the Guerrilla Girls, GCC, and General Idea.
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One of Levin's friends is hunting for empty swimming pools to jump into for guerrilla skateboarding.
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This led to the first guerrilla-like attacks against police and private property in the area.
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A massacre of demonstrators there triggered the guerrilla war that forced out the French colonists in 2600.
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In a memoir he talked of his experiences as a Kosovo Albanian guerrilla fighting Serbia with relish.
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Women were particularly sought after for intelligence gathering and radio communications, forming the backbone of guerrilla operations.
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Few of us at The Verge would describe ourselves as experts on survivalism, guerrilla warfare, and archery.
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Former guerrilla leader Ortega's rule was challenged by the protests against a social security reform last year.
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One candidate is the ELN, a much smaller guerrilla group that shows no sign of wanting peace.
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Mr. Arafat was angry over Mr. Sadr's opposition to Palestinian guerrilla bases near Lebanon's border with Israel.
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So volunteers started a "guerrilla archiving" effort, copying vast quantities of federal data onto independent computer servers.
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He knew it was popular among the peasants who had provided crucial support for his guerrilla movement.
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But it has shown an ability to stage sudden guerrilla attacks despite losing its so-called caliphate.
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Predominantly Shia militia groups in Syria and Iraq could threaten thousands of American troops with guerrilla attacks.
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The government has blamed the National Liberation Army (ELN), a smaller guerrilla group, for the latest attack.
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Thus ended his short-lived attempt to ignite a guerrilla war in the heart of the Andes.
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Street acrobats worry that scorecard-scribbling officials and brand-bearing courses might crush their sport's guerrilla spirit.
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Guerrilla Shout—a Belfast-based visual ideas team—explores these themes in their recent work, Memento Mori.
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Guerrilla Games' action-RPG Horizon Zero Dawn released on February 28 to a chorus of excellent reviews.
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What led to Guerrilla using this language, and did they not foresee it being a sensitive issue?
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But the group still controls some rural areas and often launches guerrilla-style assaults and bomb attacks.
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The 65-year-old former guerrilla commander was found dead at his home in Gorongosa, it said.
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"The group now has a guerrilla strategy," said Nigerian senator and former Boko Haram negotiator Shehu Sani.
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The protests first erupted last April when Ortega, a former Marxist guerrilla, tried to cut welfare benefits.
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We fight back, and that comes by first describing the fight as what it is: guerrilla warfare.
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I called it guerrilla hair styling: If you have the bare necessities, you can't muck it up.
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Since peace talks began in 000, coca production, mostly in guerrilla-controlled areas, has more than tripled.
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The 30-minute gun battle that followed led to the death of one guerrilla, the military said.
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Dos Santos is a communist-trained oil engineer and veteran of the guerrilla war against Portuguese rule.
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Later he was assigned to a "real guerrilla group" and learned to throw grenades at German convoys.
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Despite being elderly when Gidla tries to record his stories, Satyam often vanishes to join guerrilla fighters.
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These pockets of unrest have taken several different forms, some closer to their guerrilla predecessors than others.
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They hoped to secure the release of guerrilla comrades held in a high security prison in Stuttgart.
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Mr. Museveni seized power in 1986, at the end of a guerrilla war against an elected government.
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In the late 1950s, a guerrilla group, the National Organization of Cypriot Fighters, rebelled against British rule.
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Funes' successor, President Salvador Sanchez Seren, is a former guerrilla who served as vice-president under Funes.
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Adapting to guerrilla life wasn't easy; he was a city kid, educated at an élite Catholic school.
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Being undercapitalized and making it work is reality, and guerrilla marketing is part of our grassroots ministry.
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An ethnic Karanga like Mnangagwa, Chiwenga joined Mugabe's Chinese-backed ZANLA guerrilla army in the early 1970s.
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I like every song damn near all those songs on Guerrilla Warfare because I had gotten better.
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It took about four hours after the morning meeting for Guerrilla Tacos to sell its first kit.
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His rise to the top of a fractious and fratricidal guerrilla movement was itself a remarkable achievement.
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In the late 1980s, Kashmiri guerrilla fighters regularly crossed the border into Pakistan to receive arms training.
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He landed a short contract as a gynecologist in a small village with a heavy guerrilla presence.
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A decade of guerrilla war and deficit spending had whipped up a maelstrom of hyperinflation and shortages.
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But he said Democrats could not allow Republicans to carry the day with their political guerrilla attacks.
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Consiguió un contrato de corto plazo como ginecólogo en un pueblo donde la guerrilla tenía mucha presencia.
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Consiguió un contrato de corto plazo como ginecólogo en un pueblo donde la guerrilla tenía mucha presencia.
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Eritrea, a former Italian colony, gained independence from Ethiopia in 1993 after a 30-year guerrilla war.
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The old is between FRELIMO and RENAMO, former guerrilla fighters who are now the main opposition party.
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But Kaepernick's video performed P.R. jujitsu — a triumph of guerrilla "indie" filmmaking over the league's studio product.
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Bradley Theodore is a famous mural artist known for doing guerrilla art on the streets of SoHo.
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Yet they are on opposite sides of a kind of low-level guerrilla warfare on London's streets.
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Throughout the nineteenth century, the tsar's army waged a prolonged campaign against guerrilla fighters in the mountains.
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I won't even try, but I shall say something about the German guerrilla warfare with the ECB.
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"I've worked on DOOM, Red Faction: Guerrilla, Psi-Ops, and Starhawk," he told Motherboard in an email.
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Engaging the Afghan Taliban in guerrilla warfare will always be a losing bet for the U.S. troops.
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Guerrilla attacks have resumed; in one of the most recent episodes, a suicide car bomb on Jan.
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In the early eighties, the Guatemalan Army believed—often wrongly—that Mayans were susceptible to guerrilla ideology.
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To this clamorous beat marched Mr. Van Beirendonck's models, their faces wrapped, guerrilla-style, in elegant headscarves.
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This was "Counting Sheep," billed as an "immersive guerrilla folk opera," at 3LD Art and Technology Center.
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Mr. Stanekzai became a top aide to one of the main guerrilla commanders, Abdul Rab Rasoul Sayyaf.
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Chanting slogans in support of the Arab guerrilla movement, they clashed in the streets with security forces.
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Tony Perrottet, the author of "Pagan Holiday," is working on a book about the Cuban guerrilla war.
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The forces fighting Islamic State in Iraq and Syria now expect a new phase of guerrilla warfare.
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One day, this same guerrilla hit another female fighter after discovering their sexual relationship was not exclusive.
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Mnangagwa, a former guerrilla and spymaster known as "the Crocodile," was sacked last week for disloyalty for Mugabe.
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Security forces feared rebels could take advantage of the talks to stay overseas or rebuild their guerrilla army.
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Corporate America has no model for dealing with guerrilla-style attacks from the leader of the free world.
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The fast and easy immersion into this distant future is thanks to the talented artists at Guerrilla Games.
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Iteration works for infrastructure too—just ask the guerrilla urbanists who use, say, tires to build bike lanes.
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Other artists involved include the Guerrilla Girls, Peter Kennard, and graffiti artist Darren Cullen, better known as SER.
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Now 21, her parents had both been murdered by guerrilla fighters in Northern Colombia, before her fifth birthday.
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Nor is the inclusion of 12 works by the Guerrilla Girls necessary; these pieces are impressive but overexposed.
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Technically speaking, the New York-based GKIDS — which stands for Guerrilla Kids International Distribution Syndicate — isn't producing animation.
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Many Peruvians remember Mr Fujimori as a leader who defeated Shining Path, a guerrilla group, and tamed hyperinflation.
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As they withdraw, other criminal groups are moving in, including the National Liberation Army, a smaller guerrilla outfit.
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Mr Wilson's slacker gun-enthusiast friends, all male, are described reverently ("a practising Buddhist and an urban guerrilla").
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Later, he organized mobile guerrilla strike forces made up mainly of indigenous fighters like the Hmong and Montagnards.
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The start this month of peace talks with the ELN, a smaller guerrilla group, may also complicate matters.
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Villarruel's grandfather was a historian who worked for the navy and who she says survived four guerrilla bombings.
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We have not only this international guerrilla war but also these challenges from these other countries as well.
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The monsignor said he spoke by phone with Hernandez, who said she was with the guerrilla group ELN.
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In the 1960s he aided a generation of idealistic young Latin Americans who perished in doomed guerrilla ventures.
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He says he now regards the NDF and its guerrilla wing, the New People's Army (NPA), as terrorists.
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Parliament has descended into guerrilla warfare, as backbenchers attempt to wrestle the initiative from the executive (see article).
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Kusama's installation is a revamped version of a guerrilla action she undertook in 1966, likewise titled Narcissus Garden.
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Jesús Santrich, a former commander in the FARC, a Colombian guerrilla group, who had become a politician, disappeared.
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Duterte wants to end guerrilla wars with both communist and Muslim rebels that have been hampering economic development.
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The stunt was the latest in a series of guerrilla performances that Fyodor Pavlov-Andreevich began in 2015.
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The informant, 27-year-old Pedro Barrera, allegedly claimed that his former comrades had guerrilla bases in Belize.
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The ELN, a guerrilla group, kidnapped eight people in Chocó Department in western Colombia but later released them.
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Colombian woman Sara Morales said she was a young girl when the main guerrilla group forcibly recruited her.
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That triggered a guerrilla war with the Sahrawi people's Polisario Front, which says the territory belongs to it.
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A month later, separatists launched the first guerrilla attacks on security forces, killing four over a few days.
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His government has been in peace talks with the guerrilla group in Havana for the past three years.
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Then-President Alvaro Uribe Velez designated Colombia's oil regions high-priority "Consolidation Zones" in his anti-guerrilla crusade.
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"This is a big responsibility we&aposll be shouldering," said Ramirez, the widow of a legendary guerrilla leader.
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The subtitle of Banks' book is "Tales of Mischief, Mayhem and Guerrilla Warfare in the EU Referendum Campaign".
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As described in Gregory Fremont-Barne's The Boer War, Boer guerrilla warfare challenged the Brits' formal military style.
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The former guerrilla later staged a spectacular comeback and won two consecutive presidential elections in 2006 and 2011.
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"World War III is a guerrilla information war with no division between military and civilian participation," he wrote.
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We have some excellent guerrilla political surprises up our sleeves for the general public so watch this space.
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Good Times' directors, Josh and Benny Safdie, usually use "guerrilla casting" and Pattinson didn't want any special treatment.
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After all, the American Revolution was won by cleverness, with a dependence on spycraft, smuggling, and guerrilla warfare.
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It's much more about the guerrilla style filmmaking including things that go outside of the limits of legality.
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The other woman is Draupadi, a young tribal guerrilla widowed by the police then gang-raped by them.
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IS has since reverted to a guerrilla-style insurgency and continues to carry out attacks on selected targets.
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They gathered at the National Pantheon building to honor leftist guerrilla Fabricio Ojeda, who was murdered in 1966.
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He welcomed dissidents from the FARC, a much larger guerrilla army which signed a peace agreement in 2016.
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It proved to be an able and canny guerrilla force, seizing weapons and capturing hundreds of Moroccan soldiers.
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President Trump is not calling for a guerrilla assault on the Constitution, but a proper interpretation of it.
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They saw the widow of Carlos Pizarro, a prominent leftist leader and former guerrilla rebel who was assassinated.
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It would defend Raqqa and Mosul, of course, but it is also preparing to revert to guerrilla tactics.
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"Dismaland" was the title that Banksy, a guerrilla artist, chose for his show on the seafront in 2015.
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Washington blamed Ortega, a former Marxist guerrilla leader, and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo, for the situation.
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The violent crackdown on protests against President Daniel Ortega, a former Marxist guerrilla leader, has drawn international condemnation.
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Rebel couples must seek permission from their commanders to have sexual relations, and guerrilla doctors often perform abortions.
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This marks a sharp departure from the policy of FMLN, the party of El Salvador's former guerrilla movement.
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As such, Funes enjoyed good political and ideological relations with Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, a former Marxist guerrilla.
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There's a risk to this sort of solemnity—and Ridley's other new show, "Guerrilla," on Showtime, demonstrates it.
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The way out was on horseback, with a dozen guerrilla fighters armed with Kalashnikov rifles, machetes and grenades.
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That includes work created by personal friends coexisting next to a few professionals — looking at you Guerrilla Girls.
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As a former guerrilla leader, Mr. Sánchez is among the country's leaders who could be exposed to prosecution.
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I got a peek into the toolbox and world of Toronto's guerrilla lifeguard over the Labor Day weekend.
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The issue, first reported by Hyperallergic, has caused a wave of protest and guerrilla actions across the city.
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The government there has blamed the ELN guerrilla group, which had entered peace talks with the previous government.
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In comparison to lumbering hurricanes, however, tornadoes are like guerrilla strikes that can seemingly come out of nowhere.
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There followed a long period of refinement and maturation, which is more than some guerrilla outfits can say.
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Walsh, Caldwell said, was running a "guerrilla campaign" focused on states where she argued he could gain traction.
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Yet its ground forces have been humbled by four years of fighting rebels waging guerrilla warfare in Yemen.
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The militia is an offshoot of a guerrilla group that has waged a decades-long insurgency in Turkey.
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Guerrilla flower "flashes" are taking the most evanescent of the decorative arts into places it has rarely gone.
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The result was Hezbollah, which also began waging a guerrilla war against the Israeli occupation in southern Lebanon.
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But government troops were still mopping up pockets of resistance and expected guerrilla attacks for weeks to come.
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Once on the other side, he enrolled in a school that taught guerrilla tactics to would-be partisans.
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All told, he spent over two years in the woods fighting a guerrilla war against the German Army.
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They are more suited than coalition forces for guerrilla warfare should fighting extend to Hodeidah's densely populated neighbourhoods.
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"They said they came with orders to clean up the town and kill the guerrilla collaborators," he said.
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You might also love our Guerrilla Girl mugs, Fred Tomaselli coaster set, and books from Black Square Editions.
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Like most guerrilla films of this genre, the asinine premise just furthers to intensify the drama that unfolds.
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The Guerrilla Girls have been pushing for better representation of female artists in galleries and museums since 1985.
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Consider this our Guerrilla Girls-inspired call for a collaborative, intersectional exploration of women working in the arts.
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But in Iraq it has switched to guerrilla hit-and-run tactics, aimed at undermining the Baghdad government.
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It's unclear if these two cryptic guerrilla operations are connected or just coincidentally rebelling against the same awful systems.
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Horizon: Zero Dawn, the upcoming RPG from Guerrilla Games, lets you explore a vast world populated by mechanized dinos.
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Washington has blamed Ortega, a former Marxist guerrilla leader, and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo, for the situation.
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The former guerrilla commander was twice indicted for war crimes by the U.N. war crimes tribunal in The Hague.
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Indeed, female guerrilla units in any part of the world arouse all manner of questions, fear, adoration, and mythologies.
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Mugabe had led Zimbabwe since a guerrilla struggle ended white-minority rule in the country formerly known as Rhodesia.
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The meetups were planned to generate purchases of his books, not to establish an international guerrilla network of MRAs.
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Posting on Facebook after the guerrilla-art sculpture was erected, Regev called it an "expression of hatred towards Netanyahu".
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The increase is in part a consequence of a peace agreement between Colombia's government and the FARC guerrilla group.
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Lastly, even when IS has lost its territory in Iraq, it may still be able to wage guerrilla war.
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Guerrilla delegates from around the country endorsed the agreement at a FARC conference held in the llanos in September.
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Guerrilla commanders guilty of war crimes who make a full confession to a special peace tribunal will avoid incarceration.
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They were determined not to be the first guerrilla leaders to disarm in order to serve long prison sentences.
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This is unconventional warfare, and you can't line up traditional infantry and artillery fighting what is a guerrilla war.
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The ELN is the second-largest guerrilla group in Colombia after the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
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Every weekend, there is urban guerrilla warfare, and the smoke and stinging smell of tear gas is almost unavoidable.
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The Houthis, who control the most populated areas of Yemen including the capital Sanaa, are adept at guerrilla warfare.
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A second, Gustavo Petro, is a former guerrilla who says he is keen on renewable ways of creating wealth.
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The ELN, a guerrilla group with 2,000 fighters, took responsibility, saying that the government had spurned its peace overtures.
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READ: The last armed conflict in Latin America is finally ending Ten years ago, Felipe Rodríguez became a guerrilla.
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But it might prevent a peace agreement with the ELN, a guerrilla group that is still in the field.
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Two patrols containing British soldiers searched the jungle in vain for guerrilla camps before they were extracted by helicopter.
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The motive for British action against Guatemalan rebels was that guerrilla hideouts in Belize would provoke Guatemala to invade.
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Ivan Pillay, a former exile and member of the ANC's guerrilla wing, Umkhonto we Sizwe, became head of enforcement.
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The government of Colombia and the FARC guerrilla army signed an agreement to end their 52-year-long war.
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Haradinaj, a former guerrilla commander, has always denied any wrongdoing and said he is ready to face any accusations.
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The revolutionary guerrilla and former president died aged 90, as announced by his brother on state television late Friday.
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But like a conventional army fighting guerrilla warfare, Trump's unpredictable style has led the Clinton campaign to respond haphazardly.
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Activists had engaged "in what amounts to a guerrilla war against the death penalty," wrote Justice Samuel A. Alito.
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Tamiko Thiel, an artistic and technical adviser for Mi Querido Barrio, is known for creating guerrilla-style AR interventions.
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What followed was state terror, aimed not only at murderous left-wing guerrilla groups but also at harmless dissidents.
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Day 284: "Clear Tha Set" – Hot Boys, Guerrilla Warfare, 1999 Just listen to this: Follow Kyle Kramer on Twitter.
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They're also useful on city light poles and toilet stalls when it's time to guerrilla market your new band.
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As well as dealing with IS, he is now fighting a full-scale guerrilla war in south-eastern Turkey.
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The latter temptation grew after the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, when America again became mired in guerrilla conflicts.
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As a revolutionary guerrilla leader, Mugabe fought white-minority rule and spent years in jail as a political prisoner.
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Ms. Perea did not know she had become pregnant until another guerrilla beat her and she had a miscarriage.
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If guerrilla fighters or rogue governments wanted to communicate with the world, they had to talk to the press.
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However, during the Q&A after the Guerrilla Girls' talk activists said that these workshops were not immediately implemented.
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The guerrilla intervention was in place for two hours during the museum's pay-what-you-wish period on Saturday.
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The guerrilla tactic was phase one of an exhibition targeting the "architects of opioid addiction" at Alvarez's nearby gallery.
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Yes. Is this a guerrilla marketing pitch for the next Netflix series and/or some kind of fake news?
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I think that'd be a fascinating second installment for what Guerrilla no doubt hopes is to become a series.
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And it looks like the guerrilla faction of the #Resistance just welcomed some unlikely compatriots to their cause: woodchucks.
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She mounted her own guerrilla street theater protests, as well as rent strikes and legal action against the evictions.
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Mr Márquez wants to co-ordinate with the ELN, a guerrilla group that is still at war with Colombia.
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From Guerrilla Girls' formative years to your latest projects: which factors have recurringly halted systemic change in arts institutions?
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Among those riding this postwar wave was Kim Il-sung, a guerrilla leader under the Chinese Communists in Manchuria.
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Many Communist Party members, including thousands of students, returned home, helping to bring the guerrilla movement to an end.
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One might have thought that Teodoro would have joined some of his former guerrilla comrades in backing Mr. Chávez.
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When there's no government data to speak of, you sometimes have to round up your own numbers, guerrilla-style.
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Sleds and sleighs become vehicles of guerrilla warfare; reindeer are fashioned into allies; daring escapes are made on skis.
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Y yo creo que en una gestión política uno debería ser capaz de neutralizar el crecimiento de esa guerrilla.
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Argentina added a female guerrilla leader who fought Spanish colonialists on the back of its new 10 peso note.
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Islamic State has resorted to guerrilla attacks since losing its last significant piece of territory in Syria in March.
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"If tomorrow the revolution loses the presidency, the colectivos will immediately change to urban guerrilla warfare," the criminologist said.
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In Colombia, they helped the right defeat, in a referendum, the government's peace agreement with the FARC guerrilla group.
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In the meantime, the reporting corps seemed defensive and off-balance, an army marching in formation under guerrilla attack.
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We've witnessed guerrilla movements transform wings of their organizations into political parties, such as the FMLN in El Salvador.
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"Stalemate violates the maxim that the guerrilla wins if he does not lose," Mr. Kissinger told Newsweek in 2008.
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Sixty years ago this month, the sinister dictator Fulgencio Batista abandoned Cuba to Fidel Castro and his guerrilla army.
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But Islamic State still has thousands of fighters, who, now dispersed, are expected to turn to guerrilla-style attacks.
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The FARC is the oldest guerrilla group in Latin America and has controlled entire regions in Colombia for decades.
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" On his numerous expeditions to guerrilla camps, Botero witnessed a community in which sex "was a perfectly normal subject.
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He started in guerrilla style, selling kebabs on Manhattan street corners at midnight "to test the market," he said.
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Confederates seek loot and suppliesThis irregular guerrilla war was an improvisation that began in earnest in the summer of 1862.
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Over 163,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled a Myanmar military offensive that began after a series of guerrilla attacks on Aug.
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The protocols provide security guarantees for guerrilla commanders to return to Colombia and prevent military attacks for an agreed period.
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Rebel fighter Margot became pregnant four years ago and gave birth to a son, Andres, in a guerrilla jungle camp.
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Military leaders at the time said the crackdown they oversaw was necessary for Argentina to confront left-wing guerrilla groups.
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This week's five-day meeting attended by hundreds of representatives of guerrilla groups was arranged to advance the peace process.
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How can anyone wanting to be the leader of the free world quote a murderous guerrilla -in Miami no less!
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It was a blessing in disguise and Guerrilla Tacos is where it's at now because of you, so thank you.
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He's also a self-described expert in guerrilla warfare who invented a survivalist gadget bow to use after the apocalypse.
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He points out that this is the first peace agreement under which guerrilla commanders will be formally held to account.
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The couple pushed aside prominent party figures, many of them former guerrilla leaders, to consolidate their control, weakening their support.
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Mr Mugabe was a Marxist guerrilla who came to power in 1980 after the country won its independence from Britain.
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The biggest objection to the original agreement was that it treated too leniently guerrilla leaders who had committed war crimes.
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Colombia and the ELN, the Andean nation's second-largest guerrilla group, have been in preliminary talks for over two years.
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But the FARC has less popular support and Colombia's history of guerrilla groups' transitions into politics is a bloody one.
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In the 1990s Pakistan backed a guerrilla insurgency in Indian Kashmir in which at least 40,000 people lost their lives.
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Dozens of similar guerrilla groups representing downtrodden ethnic minorities have been fighting the central government for decades, demanding greater autonomy.
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Ossufo Momade, a former guerrilla chief, has been chosen as its interim leader, promising to follow in his predecessor's footsteps.
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Groups such as the Ad Hoc Women Artists' Committee and the Guerrilla Girls have protested the exhibition over the decades.
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Mugabe took power after a long guerrilla struggle, and two decades later ordered the forcible seizure of white-owned farms.
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Ruled by a former Marxist guerrilla leader since its independence from Ethiopia, Eritrea sees conscription as crucial to its security.
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He was captured while in one of the earliest guerrilla units fighting white colonial rule in what was then Rhodesia.
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This kind of idea for guerrilla gardening is truly represents what the movement tries to do: repurpose and make new.
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The founder of the Colombian Refugees Association came to Canada in the 1980s as guerrilla warfare tore apart his country.
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A former Marxist guerrilla, Herrera has channeled her decades of experience fighting for social change into the women's rights cause.
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Meet Arrabella Cornelius, also known as Bella, or as London now knows her, the "guerrilla gardener": It was Bella's idea!
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The one convincing rejection came from Muslim-majority provinces in the south, where separatists wage a long-running guerrilla war.
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He also asked the communist New People's Army (NPA) to abandon its protracted guerrilla war and work with his government.
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Ms. Rousseff is a former Marxist guerrilla and a trained economist who spent years working in the nation's energy bureaucracies.
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Now, with decades of guerrilla war in retreat, scientists are rediscovering vast forests and racing to study and protect them.
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The court's decision threatens "the fragile coexistence in our society", said the president, Salvador Sánchez Cerén, a former guerrilla commander.
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One senator accused the minister of covering up the alleged bombing of a guerrilla camp in which children were killed.
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The government signed a peace deal with larger guerrilla group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), in late 2016.
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Instead, the drug lords could be expected to fight a guerrilla war, with complete knowledge of their own home turf.
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Members of Nope to Arms include world-renowned artists like Shepard Fairey, Milton Glaser, Dread Scott, and the Guerrilla Girls.
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Therefore there will likely be indictments, trials, and the political equivalent of incessant guerrilla warfare, none of which benefits Republicans.
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Duterte says he wants to end guerrilla wars with both communist and Muslim militants that have been hampering economic development.
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Last summer, Mr. Ban reversed course on his list of armies and guerrilla groups that violated child rights in war.
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They have already launched a guerrilla invasion of every Western country by sinking their fangs of economic dependence into them.
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After the camp was attacked by ISIS in 2014, guerrilla fighters were stationed around the surrounding hills to provide protection.
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They have witnessed a decline not only in fighters but in community support, always a critical factor for guerrilla movements.
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Amazon started receiving infringement claims against Pure Daily's products from Guerrilla Mail addresses, which are disposable and temporary email addresses.
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Mugabe is the only leader Zimbabwe has known since a guerrilla struggle ended white-minority rule in the former Rhodesia.
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"Enemies are our best teachers" read a sign placed by government soldiers over the doorway to the guerrilla chief's bungalow.
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Or even national security, once a major issue in the Andean region, where Colombia's guerrilla war long posed a threat.
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Watch chef Wes Avila of Guerrilla Tacos in LA stuff and steam his tamales, then give it a try yourself.
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Some of them were Mau Mau guerrilla fighters, but many more were non-combatants, caught in a crude collective punishment.
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But by the time we got to that Guerrilla Warfare, you hear me all over, coming out of my shyness.
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Then, as it still is today, the seven-year guerrilla war against white minority rule was the font of legitimacy.
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At age 70, Adul had already escaped a territory in Myanmar known for guerrilla warfare, opium cultivation and methamphetamine trafficking.
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Because the taco kits have been a success so far, Guerrilla Tacos has been able to stay afloat -- for now.
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Arnulfo Marcelo Burgos, commander of the local infantry brigade, said a ranking guerrilla leader was believed to have been killed.
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The military estimates that the rebels have more than 5,000 guerrilla fighters in dozens of hot spots across the country.
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How can anyone wanting to be the leader of the free world quote a murderous guerrilla — in Miami, no less!
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"When you lose territory, smart groups shift to guerrilla strategy and tactics, including targeted assassinations, ambushes, raids, bombings," he added.
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The two brothers had fought with the Home Army, a Polish resistance movement that used guerrilla tactics against the Nazis.
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Right after the Six Day War, Arafat launched a series of guerrilla operations from East Jerusalem and the West Bank.
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Long before she was president of Brazil, Ms. Rousseff had been a guerrilla fighter and was tortured by the dictatorship.
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Twice in the 1960s, when he was being held for illegal Communist and guerrilla activity, Mr. Petkoff escaped from prison.
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The debate pitted Mr. Kurti, a longtime activist, against both Mr. Thaci, a former guerrilla leader, and the Trump administration.
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It states that the guerrilla must hand over all their weapons within 180 days of the final deal being signed.
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He defeated Gustavo Petro, a former guerrilla member and onetime mayor of Bogotá, the capital, who got about 42 percent.
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He had led Colombia's most powerful guerrilla force through negotiations with the government that resulted in a historic peace deal.
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Some of their opponents see them as an opportunistic guerrilla group that could further fracture the vote on the left.
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The Kurdish-led forces say they are engaged in a guerrilla campaign against Turkish forces but deny they target civilians.
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"Gay Guerrilla" opens with an extended biographical essay, by Packer, that feels ready for adaptation as a harrowing indie film.
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He has bankrolled guerrilla digital marketing campaigns for such projects as Dinesh D'Souza's 2010 book The Roots of Obama's Rage.
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"For every guerrilla fighter, their weapon has always been their most loyal friend, which has always accompanied them," she said.
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For example, if you acquire Chinese-made apparel through a middleman, you might resort to an analog, guerrilla marketing tactic.
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Eritrea, ruled by a former Marxist guerrilla leader since its independence from Ethiopia, sees conscription as crucial to its security.
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His followers launched an insurgency against the government, and developed as a guerrilla force in a series of civil wars.
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Comentario El acuerdo de paz con la guerrilla ha permitido que se debatan, finalmente, las demandas sociales de los colombianos.
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Although aiding the guerrilla movement led by his brothers that seized power in 1959, Castro did not take up arms.
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The Kurdish-led forces say its fighters are engaged in a guerrilla campaign against Turkish forces but denies targeting civilians.
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The immobile ending registered because "Gay Guerrilla," featuring nine dancers, had been so full of dance action, at several speeds.
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The students were defying a long-standing ban on demonstrations to protest against government restrictions on guerrilla activities in Lebanon.
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Pussy Riot earned an international reputation for a guerrilla performance in a Moscow cathedral that landed its members in prison.
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Women have always been an important part of guerrilla warfare, despite societal assumptions that armed conflict is reserved for men.
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Since last July the unrest has involved hundreds of protests, triggered by the killing of a guerrilla leader by security forces.
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There are a number of rebel groups in the region, leading to speculation the journalists were kidnapped by a guerrilla group.
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Bushwick imagines a literal culture war, but it seems more specifically interested in inverting the right-wing fantasy of guerrilla resistance.
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She was born in 1947 and in her youth, Rousseff was a Marxist guerrilla who fought against Brazil's brutal military dictatorship.
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It waged a guerrilla war from 1977 to 1992 before laying down its guns, but took up arms again in 2012.
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The MEK led a guerrilla campaign against the U.S.-backed Shah of Iran during the 1970s, including attacks on American targets.
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A FARC account posted a photo of a guerrilla couple chatting as the armed male fighter touches the female's leg flirtatiously.
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Deep Astronomy is part of a collaborative, multi-year guerrilla filmmaking project based on talks McAbee has given around the world.
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WHEN THE FARC was a guerrilla army, among its many illegal sources of income was the kidnapping and ransom of tourists.
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The possible involvement of elite troops on these controversial anti-guerrilla missions is a common view among the veterans VICE contacted.
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This kind of guerrilla warfare, where you shoot and then slip out of sight, hasn't really been possible previously in PUBG.
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Many Guineans proudly recall that Amilcar Cabral, a murdered guerrilla leader, was a fine poet as well as an independence fighter.
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Related: The Guerrilla Girls' Readymade Guide to Resistance Paintings From The War For Social Justice What Does a Terrorist Look Like?
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The 2,000-strong guerrilla group, founded in 1964, is considered a terrorist organization by the United States and the European Union.
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Dolle's shows feature mostly feminist artists, from Betty Tompkins to the Guerrilla Girls, because she seeks spaces that support her interests.
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The MEK led a guerrilla campaign against the U.S. backed Shah of Iran during the 1970s, including attacks on U.S. targets.
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A violent secession movement that started in the late 1980s saw many guerrilla fighters crossing the border from Pakistan into India.
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We like to see ourselves as revolutionaries who defeated British pomp and monarchy with guerrilla war tactics and demands for equality.
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"You can't ask a guerrilla movement to go into politics without its leaders," says Malcolm Deas, a British historian of Colombia.
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Chiquita has long portrayed itself, as Judge Marra explained, as a victim of extortion by FARC and other Colombian guerrilla outfits.
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The country has a history of political violence and still has urban guerrilla groups, though none as deadly as November 17.
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Many experts linked the increase in production to Colombian military success against FARC and the guerrilla group's increased need for funds.
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As a general matter, inconsistency and unpredictability, those are qualities that come in handy for a street fighter or a guerrilla.
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According to Page Six, Robert Pattinson's newest movie, Good Time, was filmed "guerrilla style" right on the streets of New York.
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Siyahkal Siyahkal is a band named for a guerrilla operation against the then long-ruling Pahlavi government of Iran in 1971.
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Time for peace Colombia's government and the FARC guerrilla group announced that they had reached an agreement on a bilateral ceasefire.
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The special courts will mete out alternative sentences like landmine removal for ex-guerrilla leaders who are convicted of war crimes.
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And by sending women to blow themselves up, Boko Haram also saves its male fighters for more conventional guerrilla-style attacks.
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For some conservatives, it was bridge too far: a pact with a Marxist guerrilla organization that had terrorized Colombia for decades.
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Still, Ms. Rousseff, 68, an operative in an urban guerrilla group in her youth, has vowed to fight until the end.
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Questions are also being raised about the sustainability of a military response that relies desperately on airstrikes against a guerrilla force.
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At night, Lewis Miller takes to the streets with startling flower displays, installed guerrilla style on subway entrances and construction sites.
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Ms. Oh was a relative of another former Korean partisan guerrilla, Oh Baek-ryong, the South Korean newspaper Chosun Ilbo reported.
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In Ukraine, this took the form of Russian soldiers engaging in quiet guerrilla actions out of uniform to undermine the government.
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That tribunal would offer amnesty to most rank-and-file fighters and leniently punish guerrilla members who confess to grave crimes.
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Moisés went to the guerrilla camp near the village and asked to meet the commander, a tall FARC fighter in fatigues.
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Until Dawn, as it turns out, was built on the Decima engine, a technology from Sony's in-house studio, Guerrilla Games.
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We came across Wes Avila and his Guerrilla Tacos food truck about three years ago when we were in Los Angeles.
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The group has been adapting for some time and has mounted a spate of guerrilla-style attacks in Syria of late.
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You Need To Read This Young GOP Leader's Takedown Of TrumpWhat These Female Guerrilla Fighters Carry Into The Jungle — In Photos
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Deep down, I'm a Bay Area guerrilla filmmaker, self-sufficient and independent in my ability to get films made and produced.
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Within this digital archive there are 20 sections, including: guerrilla warfare tactics, gunsmithing literature, survival tactics, military tradecraft, and weapons handling.
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Day 240: "Miss My Dawgs" – Tha Carter, 240; "I Need a Hot Girl" – Hot Boys, Guerrilla Warfare, 240; "Zip It" feat.
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But to compensate, ISIS "will probably rely more on guerrilla tactics, including high-profile attacks outside territory it holds," Brennan predicted.
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But it uses music as character and catalyst, a vital force uniting artist and fan, hostage and guerrilla, plutocrat and revolutionary.
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Mr. Díaz-Canel, 58, was not yet born when the Castro brothers waged their guerrilla war from the Sierra Maestra mountains.
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The Houthis, more adept at guerrilla warfare, have stepped up missile and drone attacks on Saudi cities, thwarting U.N. peace efforts.
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Earlier, Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido backed the use of satellites to help locate guerrilla groups that have crossed into Venezuela.
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His poetry, compiled in this collection, dealt with his time as a guerrilla member, religion, politics and life in El Salvador.
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Three decades ago, the Reagan administration backed El Salvador's military-led government in that guerrilla conflict, which killed more than 2000,213.
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Rather than using this as a call for a crackdown, she said, the authorities should try to negotiate with guerrilla groups.
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One of my first stops when I arrived in Los Angeles was Guerrilla Tacos, the new restaurant owned by Wes Avila.
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Early in the project, he found Polaroid prints of his uncle Euclides, a guerrilla commander, dressed in a camouflage military uniform.
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They settled in Peshawar, Pakistan, then the hub of the Afghan guerrilla fighters preparing and training to topple the communist regime.
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By his time, the conflict had hardened into a three-way war between Marxist guerrilla groups, paramilitary organizations and the government.
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But the beer's image was revamped thanks in part to an advertising blitz using National Public Radio, digital and guerrilla marketing.
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He said that while recovering he was arrested on suspicion of being a guerrilla and sentenced to 26 months in jail.
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The country was to become the base for Chinese-backed guerrilla fighters loyal to his movement, the Zimbabwe African National Union.
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Was she terrified of her companions, an urban guerrilla group that had kidnapped her and tortured her with sensory deprivation tactics?
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He was followed in office by Dilma Rousseff, his handpicked successor and a former guerrilla who was tortured under the dictatorship.
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Conflict has flared on and off for decades as insurgent groups fought a guerrilla war to demand independence for the area.
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A Greek guerrilla group called the Conspiracy of the Cells of Fire claimed responsibility for the bomb sent to Mr. Schäuble.
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Nget Saroeun, 62, spent over two decades as a soldier, much of it waging guerrilla war in the hills around Malai.
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It was June 1980, several months into the Salvadoran civil war, and the military believed that students were aiding guerrilla fighters.
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The group attached itself to a revolutionary black organization, and together they hoped to plant the seeds for a guerrilla uprising.
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With three others, they founded a guerrilla offshoot of Gulf Labor, which they named GULF , short for Global Ultra Luxury Faction.
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Aboriginal clans fought guerrilla battles against settlers on the southern island of Tasmania with increasing intensity in the early 33th century.
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The perception is that as long as you stay within city limits, you won't be subject to violence from guerrilla forces.
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He was also the maximum leader — charismatic but quick to anger, a guerrilla whose name Cubans were often afraid to utter.
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The son of a tailor from a rural village, Mr. Cawley, then 21970, had come of age during a guerrilla conflict.
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The larger FARC, formerly a guerrilla group and now a political party, agreed a peace deal with the government in 2016.
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That's the best case they have to make, and that requires the discipline to ignore the guerrilla tactics of the Republicans.
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Snapchat is unveiling a brilliant guerrilla-marketing rollout that bets on its plugged-in audience, and it appears to be working.
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Madboots, a New York company, showed two quite dissimilar works: "Masc" (a New York premiere) and "Gay Guerrilla" (a world premiere).
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On Wednesday, Mr. Duque announced the capture of a top guerrilla moneyman in northern Colombia, who went by the alias Bryan.
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She spends most of her days wrangling her far-flung group of Guerrilla Skeptics into common cause, defending empirical truth online.
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A Guerrilla Florist Is Putting Flower Beards on Statues Daniele Frazier Makes Giant Kites That Look Like Flowers, Hearts, and Wing
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The guerrilla warfare, insurgent aesthetic was personified with the phrase "we will not be ignored" printed on a sweatshirt in French.
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He and another former guerrilla were invited to the Saturday ceremony by Mexico's Labor Party, which is part of Lopez Obrador's coalition.
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Claudia fled Guatemala after two men stalked, raped, and threatened to kill her over her ex-husband's ties to a guerrilla group.
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He went to Mexico, where he met Argentine revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara, plotting to wage a guerrilla campaign against the dictatorial Batista.
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The artist estimates that approximately 70 people saw the guerrilla exhibition in the 30 minutes he monitored it before slipping away unnoticed.
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Ahmeti, a former guerrilla commander, said that according to the coalition deal, Albanian would be used in state institutions and on banknotes.
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Former slaves pictured a different beast: Their Republican Party was a war elephant, protecting them from the guerrilla campaign terrorizing black voters.
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His role as Vladimir Peric Valter, a World War Two communist guerrilla, in Walter Defends Sarajevo made him a star in China.
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In the mid-1970s, as Lebanon descended into sectarian chaos, it became a magnet for Iranian dissidents who trained in guerrilla warfare.
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Spanish journalist Salud Hernandez disappeared May 21 while covering a story in a remote region inhabited by guerrilla groups and organized crime.
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Ricardo Palma Salamanca, another guerrilla and co-conspirator in the murder of Senator Guzman, eventually fled to Mexico, and later to France.
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France in January refused to extradite Palma Salamanca, raising questions about whether the former guerrilla had received a fair trial in Chile.
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In later decades, it became a violent guerrilla movement, perpetrating terrorist attacks, kidnapping high-profile government officials and getting into drug trafficking.
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They suspect IS will return to the shadows to wage a bloody guerrilla war against the Iraqi state once the city falls.
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Colombia's president, Juan Manuel Santos, announced the first bilateral ceasefire between his government and the National Liberation Army, another leftist guerrilla group.
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Colombia's president, Juan Manuel Santos, suspended peace talks with the ELN, a guerrilla group that has been fighting the government since 1964.
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The negotiation protocols provide security guarantees for guerrilla leaders to return to Colombia and protection from military attacks for an agreed period.
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The ELN, the largest guerrilla group still active in Colombia, started a truce with the government that will last until mid-January.
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New People's Army rebels were using the city as a testing ground for urban guerrilla warfare; assassinations, bombings and disappearances were common.
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Mr Mugabe shelved the full-blown Marxist economic policies he had espoused during the years in prison and in the guerrilla camps.
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Lebanon&aposs Hezbollah, the Shiite guerrilla force, has long helped carry out Iran&aposs foreign policy objectives in the Arabic-speaking world.
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The Polisario Front, which says the territory belongs to ethnic Sahrawis, waged a guerrilla war until a U.N.-brokered ceasefire in 1991.
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John Nhial was barely a teenager when he was grabbed by a Sudanese guerrilla army and forced to become a child soldier.
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He directed the merger of the Rhodesian army with Mugabe&aposs guerrilla forces and the forces of rival nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo.
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Haradinaj is considered a war hero by ethnic Albanians for his role as a guerrilla commander during the 1998-99 Kosovo war.
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With that in mind, as the commander of a ragtag bunch of guerrilla fighters, I chose to rename my troops after scientists.
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Ridley made it clear that Guerrilla is a reflection on his own role as a Black man in a mixed-race relationship.
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Protesters have demanded that Ortega resign, accusing the former Marxist guerrilla of repression, rigging elections and seeking to establish a family dynasty.
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A self-described "guerrilla scholar," Freeman has published 11 books of political history without the benefit of any academic affiliation or support.
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It is also widely accepted that the militants will still represent a threat, holding remote patches of territory and mounting guerrilla attacks.
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But was Patty Hearst, daughter of one of America's great media families, really an unwilling urban guerrilla intent only on staying alive?
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As the Nazis conquered Europe, they expressed an explicit preference for fighting resistance movements that used guerrilla rather than civil disobedience methods.
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The actress, who appeared on Showtime's miniseries "Guerrilla" this year, is a proud member of the We Do It Together advisory board.
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She compared her ordeal to the torture she suffered as a left-wing guerrilla under the dictatorship, and vowed to fight on.
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The peace deal will mark the first time in any country that demobilised guerrilla commanders have agreed to be investigated and punished.
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It used to be that the "weapon of the weak" in the face of conventional power was guerrilla warfare and/or terrorism.
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That's only a guess, of course; but any excuse to spend more time wandering in Guerrilla Games' lush world is absolutely welcome.
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They live in a war-like state now, where the UPPs form an occupying force and the drug gangs a guerrilla resistance.
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It really was a guerrilla operation to make this thing look like a $100 million movie when they were spending $20 million.
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Many in Colombia, including Duque, have criticized the peace process for granting the dismantled guerrilla group too many political and judicial privileges.
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The demo mostly consisted of two big boss battles: one, a fire-breathing dragon; and the other, a fist-pounding guerrilla creature.
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Guerrilla teams were sent into foreign cities, beginning with Paris, in 8.53, and London, in 2012, where they followed a similar script.
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They would band together in guerrilla units and lure other units of rebel farmers into ambushes using cowbells to coax them in.
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That summer, the leader of Greece's military junta, which controlled a guerrilla group in Cyprus, ousted Archbishop Makarios, who went into exile.
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Op-Ed Contributor In 1983, guerrilla fighters from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia murdered Alberto Uribe in a botched kidnapping attempt.
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From the anti-war rhetoric of the Dada movement to Banksy's guerrilla graffiti, art has long been a vehicle for social commentary.
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Covering an ordinary campaign rally where reporters are treated like VIPs and celebrities doesn't exactly give one the sense of guerrilla journalism.
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Always a political operator, he trained as a communist guerrilla in China in the 1960s and stayed in the shadows behind Mugabe.
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More likely, The Base marks the latest evolution towards Spear's anti-statist, pro-white goal of organized guerrilla war against world governments.
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Notable names from the signatory list include Shahidul Alam, Gauri Gill, Nada Raza, Guerrilla Girls, Marth Roslet, Tania Brugera, and much more.
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Los Angeles' Guerrilla Tacos is shaking up the Mexican food scene thanks to CEO and head chef Wes Avila's unique taco creations.
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Wes Avila: What sets Guerrilla Tacos apart from other tacos is that we're uniquely Angelino, meaning, like, our ingredients are pretty broad.
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At least 1.7 million Cambodians died by execution, disease or starvation when the Communist guerrilla movement took over in the late 1970s.
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The Islamic State, while mostly lying low, remains a potentially potent guerrilla force in the eastern desert region, he and others noted.
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Ongwen, now in his 40s, was one himself, having been abducted and forced to fight for the guerrilla army as a boy.
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Interventions: A Xicana & Boricua Guerrilla Perspective continues at the Electric Machete Studios (777 Smith Ave S, Saint Paul, Minn.) through April 30.
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Zambia, like other so-called frontline states, played a central role in offering rear bases to guerrilla fighters from across the region.
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"Let this be the last day of the war," said guerrilla leader Londoño, who is usually referred to by his alias Timochenko.
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Some analysts said peace may have softened the stance of many Colombians against ex-rebels, allowing a former guerrilla to make headway.
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Still, as the attacks continue without the support of senior officers, the unrest is looking more like guerrilla warfare than a coup.
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And museum exhibitions, pop-up shows, public sculptures and the occasional guerrilla performance make Venice the epicenter of contemporary art this spring.
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If you can negotiate the shifting tones and rhythms, Lee's guerrilla-like inventiveness will keep a nearly constant smile on your face.
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They have called the arrangement a great "betrayal" that undermines the Good Friday peace accord that ended the region's dirty guerrilla war.
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Ms. Rousseff, a former guerrilla leader who was tortured during the country's military dictatorship in the 1970s, was formally ousted last September.
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The three friends used to smuggle their bottles into Hollywood events and nightclubs like Chateau Marmont as a form of guerrilla distribution.
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The emergence of a new guerrilla group of that size would undermine the very reason Colombia chose to negotiate with the FARC.
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The police estimate that Hizbul Mujahedeen has a network of about 200 guerrilla fighters, half of them young men from local villages.
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Beirut would see some of the worst urban guerrilla fighting in modern history, and Daou's adolescence was one of constant, terrifying violence.
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Chengriha, like Gaed Salah and most of Algeria's other rulers since independence, is a veteran of the guerrilla war against French rule.
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Their commander is Abdelhay Moy, a 70-year-old who joined the Polisario Front's guerrilla war against Spain when he was 19.
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The artists Tania Bruguera and Sanford Biggers will organize performances in the city streets, and the Guerrilla Girls collective will create billboards.
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Related: Narco-Guerrilla Group Suspected of Kidnapping Spanish Journalist in Colombia But he also insisted that the task would not be easy.
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Consequently, when the Dornish chose to resist Aegon's conquest via what amounts to a strategy of guerrilla warfare, they were largely successful.
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Nguyen Ngoc Loan, the deputy chief of the Saigon police, executing a Viet Cong guerrilla, Nguyen Van Lem, on a Saigon street.
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