in Colombia never reported about the capture of anyone else who was identified as "Chiguiro" but was not the defendant. (Trial Tr. AM Session 28, Mar. 9, 2010.) Major Rios stated that his files about the defendant showed that he was known as "Chiguiro," "Cheeky," and "Gentil Alvis Patino." (Trial Tr. AM Session 53, Mar. 9, 2010.) Indeed, Major Rios said that his agency held meetings with other Colombian intelligence agencies and during "one of those meetings we discussed Mr. Martinez Vega, and we agreed then that we all had two names under which we had him. It was Gentil Alvis Patino and Jose Martinez Vega, a.k.a., Chiguiro." (Trial Tr. AM Session 58, Mar. 9, 2010.)
Witness Luis Restrepo testified that he joined the FARC when he was thirteenyears old and was part of the Bolivarian militia, which was engaged in intelligence work. (Trial Tr. PM Session 7, Mar. 9, 2010.) Restrepo said that he had heard of the defendant and saw him in town before getting to know him and interacting with him during a FARC military training course. (Trial Tr. PM Session 7-8, Mar. 9, 2010.) After completing the course, Negro Acacio sent Restrepo and seven others to El Placer to work with the defendant, who sent them to other places. (Trial Tr. PM Session 8, Mar. 9, 2010; Trial Tr. AM Session 10-11, Mar. 10, 2010.) Negro Acacio told Restrepo and the others that their "responsibility was to investigate any enemy coming into the area, the going in and out of the area,