A vintage portrait of Carlos the Jackal, the Venezuelan militant once known as the world's most wanted terrorist. — New York Post
For decades, the name 'Carlos the Jackal' struck fear into governments and intelligence agencies across the globe. Born Ilich Ramírez Sánchez in Venezuela, the man who became the face of international terrorism in the 1970s and 80s led a life that blurred the lines between high-stakes espionage, revolutionary zeal, and criminal decadence. Recent retrospectives from the New York Post, The Washington Post, and The Times have reignited interest in the enigmatic figure who eluded international authorities for over twenty years. A master of disguise and psychological manipulation, Carlos was as…