Peace negotiations began in 2017 but were halted in 2019 with the government of Iván Duque following a guerrilla attack.
Euskaraz irakurri: ELNk eta Kolonbiako Gobernuak elkarrizketak berreskuratuko dituzte azaroan
The guerrilla of National Liberation Army (ELN) and the Colombian government peace negotiations to resume next month Novemberaccording to an agreement signed by the parties on Tuesday in Venezuela, a country that will act as guarantor in the negotiations along with Cuba and Norway.
The new phase of talks will begin, based on what agreed so far, on a date next month that neither side dared to specify, as well as the venue for these negotiations, which will “rotate”, not knowing where they will begin.
peace negotiations started in 2017 under the presidency of Juan Manuel Santos (2010-2018), but who were abandoned in 2019 along with the government of Iván Duque after a guerrilla attack on the Bogotá Police School that 23 dead and a hundred wounded.
The UN It has already supported the peace process in Colombia with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) and is currently deploying a mission responsible for verifying some aspects of that agreement. In this sense, the Secretary General of the International Organisation, Antonio Guterreswelcomed the initiative to resume the process.
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Source: EITB

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