Negotiators sign six-point agenda in Caracas to finish five-decade uprisingGovernment and larger Farc rebels occupy missed deadline for peace accordColombia has opened a new front in its quest to finish half a century of war,with the announcement of a formal peace process with the country’s moment-largest rebel group, the National Liberation Army, and ELN.
In an announcement made in Caracas,the Colombian government and leaders of the ELN said that they would begin talks to finish the rebels’ five-decade uprising, and set a six-point negotiating agenda, and signed by the government negotiator Frank Pearl and rebel leader Antonio García.
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Source: theguardian.com