Colombia’s government and the ELN rebels have decided to continue their ceasefire for another six months. Starting February 6, 2024, this extension builds on the peace in place since August 3. The announcement came early Tuesday in Havana, marking a significant step forward in the peace process. Both sides released a joint statement on X, […]
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