Will There Be Peace in Colombia?

The government of president Juan Manuel Santos and the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) have been negotiating in Havana, Cuba for the past four years to put an end to an internal conflict that has ravaged the country since the 1960s. Santos has confirmed that the signing of a final agreement is imminent, but more than two-thirds of Colombians are pessimistic about its chances of success, according to recent polls.

Conflictive issues in the peace process

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