Government, FARC Come Up With Revised Peace Deal
November 14 2016
Colombia
The Colombian government and the FARC guerrilla group have announced a new peace deal after a previous agreement was rejected by voters, reports the New York Times.
A slim majority of voters rejected a peace deal with the FARC in October, with many maintaining it was too lenient on the rebels, who have been fighting for five decades in a conflict that has cost more than 220,000 lives, noted the Miami Herald.
Changes were announced on Saturday in Havana, Cuba. The two sides...
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