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Five years after Colombia’s FARC deal, new armed gangs emerge and peace is still a dream for many

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Five years ago, in the ebullience of Colombia’s race toward peace, Franio Domico Bailarin returned home to the shores of the Rio Léon, the river in the country’s northeast where he and his indigenous ancestors had survived on iguanas, nutrias, lowland pacas, fish and jungle medicines.

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The Globe & Mail

Five years after Colombia’s FARC deal, new armed gangs emerge and peace is still a dream for many

Violence isn’t as severe as it was during the civil war, but ‘extremely worrisome’ killings and unfulfilled government promises are creating a climate of distrust

2 years ago·Canada

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