to Valencia Tovar, Torres was buried in a detailed place, and they prepared the procedures to hand over the remains to the family. His older brother, doctor Fernando Torres Restrepo, who lived in the United States, was informed about the fate of his brother. In addition, General Álvaro Valencia Tovar himself revealed in an interview to the magazine Semana that the body of Camilo Torres was exhumed three years after his burial, his remains were placed in an urn and transported to Bucaramanga where, through the efforts of the general himself, the Military Pantheon of the Fifth Brigade of the National Army was created and the first remains to occupy a place in that pantheon were those of Camilo Torres, although he did not reveal their exact location, leaving the retired general's statements in doubt among the ELN high command. In January 2016, the President of Colombia, Juan Manuel Santos, instructed the Colombian National Army to begin the process of searching for and exhuming his remains, in a gesture to accelerate the start of the peace talks with the ELN guerrilla group. See also Christian communism References Further reading Broderick, Walter J. Camilo Torres: A Biography of the Priest-Guerrillero 1975. Guzmán, Germán. Camilo Torres. translated by John D. Ring. 1969. Levine, Daniel H. "Camilo Torres: fe, política y violencia." Sociedad y Religión: Sociología, Antropología e Historia de la Religión en el Cono Sur 21.34-35 (2011): 59-91. Martínez Morales, Darío. "Camilo Torres Restrepo: cristianismo e violência." Theologica Xaveriana 61.171 (2011): 131-167. External links Science, revolution and belief in Camilo Torres: a secular Colombia? por Alejandro Sánchez Lopera (English version) Revista Nómadas Colombia Ciencia, revolución y creencia en la experiencia de Camilo Torres: ¿una Colombia secular? por Alejandro Sánchez Lopera - Revista Nómadas Colombia Camilo Torres Restrepo: La posibilidad de una moral insurgente Book Chapter Biography from filosofia.org Biography from Marxists.org "Camilo Torres, Primer sacerdote guerrillero" 1929 births 1966 deaths Members of the National Liberation Army (Colombia) Stalinism Anti-revisionists Catholic socialists Catholic University of Leuven (1834–1968) alumni Colombian Christian socialists Christian communists Colombian rebels Colombian revolutionaries 20th-century Colombian Roman Catholic priests Liberation theologians People from Bogotá Catholicism and far-left politics