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Colombia 10/10/2017 Former rebel group registers as political party in Colombia Former fighters of what was once Colombia's largest rebel group are completing the final steps to become a new political party
Colombia 07/09/2017 Pope Francis urges Colombia to stay on the path of peace Pope Francis spent his first full day in Colombia urging President Juan Manuel Santos and other political leaders to avoid vengeance following the country's decades-long civil war.
Colombia 02/09/2017 Colombia's former rebels put on Bogota concert Colombia's former FARC rebel leader Rodrigo Londono marked the evolution of his rebel army into a political party at a concert put on for thousands of supporters in the capital Bogota.
Colombia 02/09/2017 FARC rebels look to political future Colombia's FARC rebels are now a political party. But the country's peace process is ongoing with hundreds of former Farc rebels still awaiting trial.
Colombia 02/09/2017 Colombia's disarmed FARC rebels form political party Colombia’s disarmed FARC rebels have their eye on forming a coalition for the 2018 elections as the group marks its transition to a political
Colombia 27/08/2017 FARC unveil new political party Colombia's FARCrebels unveil new political party but acknowledge the system may be against them in coming elections
Colombia 03/07/2017 FARC leader 'Timochenko' suffers stroke FARC leader 'Timochenko' taken to hospital after suffering stroke. The 59-year-old expected to be able to leave within 48-hours
the global conversation 27/06/2017 President Santos of Colombia: you have to draw a line between peace and justice Nobel Peace Prizewinner, President Juan Manuel Santos, talks to Isabelle Kumar about why bringing peace does not always bring popularity at the polls.
Colombia 27/06/2017 Colombia ceremony to mark end of FARC disarmament expected at 18h CET The UN has confirmed that the majority of weapons have been handed over
Colombia 24/06/2017 Dutch journalists freed by Colombian rebels Marxist rebels in Colombia say they have freed two Dutch journalists captured five days ago in the country’s northeast. The ELN group says the
Colombia 05/06/2017 FARC questions peace deal commitment The leader of Colombia’s FARC rebels has accused the government of ‘‘repeatedly breaking” the terms of their peace deal and has hinted he may
Aid Zone 11/04/2017 360° video: Food security programmes to reduce displacement in rural areas In Colombia, the UN is trying to help rural communities whose food security has been challenged by the government’s attempt to curb coca production through land-fumigation.
Colombia 03/04/2017 Colombia bombardment kills 10 ELN rebels Colombia’s military has killed ten members of the country’s second biggest rebel group, including a number of women.
Colombia 19/02/2017 Explosion near bullring in Colombia's capital kills one An explosion near Bogota's bullring killed one and injured at least 30 people, most of them police officers.
Colombia 08/02/2017 Can Colombia's last rebel group find peace? Colombia's second largest rebel group, the Marxist ELN, is seeking peace after the bigger FARC group has made peace with the government.
Colombia 10/12/2016 Colombia: FARC rebels take first step towards demobilisation Dozens of FARC rebels have gathered in Colombia ahead of handing in their weapons, in what is seen as a first critical step in implementing the peace deal.
Colombia 01/12/2016 Colombia's revised peace deal with FARC comes into effect The new accord approved by Congress gives the country's largest rebel group six months to abandon its weapons.
Colombia 30/11/2016 Colombian Senate approves FARC deal The initial agreement with the rebel group was rejected in a national referendum in October.
Colombia 24/11/2016 Revised peace deal signed in Colombia Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and Marxist FARC rebel leader Rodrigo Londono have signed another, revised peace deal.
Colombia 23/11/2016 Colombian opposition slams new FARC deal as too lenient They say it is still too lax on those guilty of serious crimes and want it ratified by another referendum, not voted by Congress as is the plan.
