Foreign Affairs: Back to square one for Colombia/FARC deal
Is Colombia's "Brexit" moment the end of its peace prospects? And will Opec's production cut lift oil prices again?
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Shockingly for the Colombian political class, a peace deal between the government and the Marxist militant group Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Farc) failed to ratify in a plebiscite. The deal was four years in construction and attempted to end the 52-year insurgency.
However, the
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Foreign Affairs: Back to square one for Colombia/FARC deal
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