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Colombia's President-Elect Vows To Change Peace Deal With Leftist Rebels

In the first presidential election since the 2016 peace deal with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, Duque worried Colombians with a promise to overhaul the accord that ended a five-decade conflict.
By Helen Murphy and Steven Grattan, Reuters

Colombian Guerrilla Group Admits To Killing Russian-Armenian Hostage

The ELN says Arsen Voskanyan was killed during an attempt to flee the group's custody.
By Helen Murphy and Luis Jaime Acosta, Reuters

Engaging Colombia's students may be key to long-term peace

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The Woman Helping Clear Colombia Of Its Deadly Landmines

By Laura Dixon, Women & Girls

Colombian Militants Have A New Plan For The Country, And It's Called 'Insurgent Feminism'

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Colombia And Former Rebels Are Trying To Build Peace, One Tent At A Time

A look into one transition zone, set up from scratch. Some wonder if the government can deliver on its promises fast enough.
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6 Stories From 2016 That Made Us See The World Differently

From humane prisons in Norway to Colombian rebels preparing to give up their guns, these are some of our favorite features of the year.
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Colombia's FARC Rebels Sign Historic Ceasefire With Government

"May this be the last day of the war."
By Marc Frank and Carlos Vargas, Reuters

Colombian President, Rebels Reach Breakthrough In Talks

Finally.
By Anne-Marie Garcia and Joshua Goodman, AP