Mauricio Rodriguez

Colombia government pursues talks with FARC rebels

August 30, 2012

Colombia's drug-fueled guerrilla war has gone on for nearly half a century. The last round of peace talks fell apart 10 years ago. But now the Colombian government seems willing to try again. Officials are hopeful that negotiations could bring an end to the deadly attacks and brutal kidnappings that have long plagued their country.

Colombia government pursues talks with FARC rebels

Colombia Pursues Talks with FARC Rebels

August 28, 2012
Global Politics
Colombia Pursues Talks with FARC Rebels

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