Colombian President Ends Peace Talks with Illegal Armed Groups
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Colombia’s President Cancels Dialogues With 3 Armed Groups
The Colombian government made a definitive shift in its security policy by announcing the formal annulment of the negotiations and institutional recognition of the country’s three most active armed factions. The dialogues had been initiated by former President Gustavo Petro’s administration. The resolution, signed by President Abelardo de la Espriella, includes the Conquerors of the Sierra Nevada Self-Defense Forces (ACSN), the National Coordina…
President Abelardo De la Espriella ended talks with three armed groups, claiming that they have no will for peace.
President Abelardo de la Espriella has closed three negotiating tables inherited from Gustavo Petro. This is due to the proliferation of armed groups, the restriction of freedom of movement and broken ceasefires; the risks depend on what replaces the dialogue and how Colombia in practice deals with those who have already been disarmed. In Colombia [...] The post Colombia ends endless peace talks first appeared on latinapress News.
The president of Colombia, Abelardo De la Espriella, announced the definitive cancellation of the talks with two dissidences of the former FARC-EP and the Autodefensas Conquistadores of the Sierra Nevada. The decision affects the General Staff of Blocks and Front, the National Coordinator Bolivarian Army and the Autodefensas Conquistadores of the Sierra Nevada. [...] Read More... from Colombia breaks dialogues with three armed groups The entry C…
BOGOTÁ (AP) — Less than a month after his government began, the president of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, announced on Sunday the end of the peace talks with three armed groups as part of his promised hard-handed policy against crime and violence. The so-called “total peace policy” was established by his predecessor Gustavo Petro, who opened negotiating tables with illegal armed groups, with the aim of achieving their disarmament to reduc…
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