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Colombia deal with FARC brings peace agreement closer
Colombia is a step closer to reaching a final peace agreement with the country’s militants. The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) has
Colombian government and FARC rebels sign agreement
Representatives of the Colombian government and the leftist FARC rebels have signed an agreement which could put peace talks back on track to end the
Peace prospect: Colombia-FARC ceasefire could be called on January 1
A ceasefire between Colombia and rebels from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia – or FARC – could be called on January 1, 2016. Juan Manuel
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Optimism as Colombia and FARC get to work on peace deal
After Wednesday’s historic handshake and the commitment to peace between the Colombian government and the FARC rebel group, the groundwork begins
Colombia and Farc rebels announce 'peace' breakthrough
Colombia’president and Farc’s top rebel commander have shaken hands signaling a breakthrough in nearly three years of peace talks. President Juan
Colombia: 'Peace is close' in FARC conflict says President Santos
Columbian leader Juan Manuel Santos says “Peace is close” in his country’s decades long-war with Marxist FARC rebels. The message was carried on
Ex-FARC rebels help Colombian police identify mass graves
Former rebel fighters are helping police identify mass graves as part of peace efforts
Colombia's FARC rebels announce month-long truce
FARC rebels announce a unilateral month-long truce from their base in Cuba where they are engaged in troubled peace talks with the Colombian government.
Two explosions hit Colombian capital
Double explosions in Colombia’s capital Bogota have wounded eight people. The first blast took place in the financial district while the second hit
Human Rights Watch claim Colombian army was involved in illegal killings of civilians
A new report has claimed the Colombian army and members of the country’s armed forces have been involved in illegal killings of civilians known as
Exclusive: Colombia's president on fighting FARC and the war on drugs
Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos discusses the achievement of a travel agreement between South America and Europe and how his country is fighting FARC and the war on drugs.
Colombia FARC fighters end truce after government attack
Colombia’s FARC rebels have ended a ceasefire after they said government troops killed 26 of their fighters during a raid on a jungle camp in Cauca
Colombia FARC fighters end truce after government attack
Colombia’s Marxist FARC rebels have suspended a ceasefire agreement. The group said it lifted the truce after government troops killed a group of
Colombia lifts bombing truce after deadly FARC ambush
At least 11 soldiers are killed in a raid blamed on FARC guerrillas. The Colombian government orders the resumption of bombing raids on rebel targets in response
Colombia and FARC agree on landmine removal deal
The Colombian government and FARC rebels have jointly agreed to remove landmines from the battlefield. It comes as a sign of progress in the
Five Colombian soldiers killed in attack on eve of FARC truce
At least five soldiers have been killed and several injured after clashes between Colombian government forces and guerillas thought to be members of
Colombian government welcomes FARC truce
Colombia’s FARC rebels have annonced an open-ended truce. It comes from Cuba where they have been holding peace talks with the government. It is the
Colombia's FARC fighters call unlimited truce and say it's 'now or never' for a full peace deal
The Colombian guerrilla organisation the FARC has announced an open-ended truce, the first time it has put no time limit on a cessation of
FARC rebels announce unilateral ceasefire in South America's longest war
Colombia’s Marxist Revolutionary Armed Forces or FARC rebels, who are currently engaged in peace talks with the government, have declared an