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Convive
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Con`vive´
v. i.1.To feast together; to be convivial.
n.1.A quest at a banquet.
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The AUC used certain convivirs as fronts to collect security payments from local businesses to fund the AUC's illegal activities.
Lifting the veil on corporate terrorism: the use of the criminal code ... by Johnston, Debbie / University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review
As governor of Antioquia between 1995 and 1997, Uribe encouraged the creation of campesino security cooperatives known as CONVIVIR that became vigilante groups with ties to the army and evolved into the AUC.
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In 1997 the military court exonerated General Velandia, who became a `legal adviser' to CONVIVIR (which translates as `Live Together'), an association of rural vigilante groups supplying local `intelligence' to the army.
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