Colombian rebel Simon Trinidad answers a questions during a interview in Los Pozos, February 14, 2002. The 51-year-old Trinidad is an oddity in the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, the overwhelmingly peasant rebel army known by the Spanish initials FARC. The son of a wealthy cattle ranching family and a former banker, he's more the sort of person who gets kidnapped by the guerrillas than the type who joins them. (Eliana Aponte/Reuters)