Colombia referendum

Colombia Scrambles To Revive Peace After Shock Vote

Voters rejected the deal struck between the government and the FARC rebels.
By Helen Murphy and Julia Symmes Cobb, Reuters

Colombia Plunged Into Uncertainty As Voters Narrowly Reject Peace Deal With FARC Rebels

Opponents of the pact believed it was too soft on the rebels by allowing them to re-enter society, form a political party and escape traditional jail sentences.
By Helen Murphy and Julia Symmes Cobb, Reuters

When Negotiating With Terrorists Works

If the terrorists are weak and their end goal is political, not apocalyptic, a peace deal may be within reach.
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The U.S. Played a Crucial Role in Colombia's Historic Peace Deal. Here's How.

Plan Colombia, a U.S. military and aid initiative, helped Colombia gain the upper hand against the FARC rebels. The initiative, however, was far from perfect.
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After Decades Of Fighting In The Jungle, FARC Rebels Prepare To Join Society

After decades at war, Colombia's FARC fighters may soon face a new struggle: returning to normal life.
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Colombia's 52-Year War May Soon Be Over, But What Happens Next?

Here's what to know about Colombia's historic peace deal referendum.
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