VOICED : FARC y gobierno de Colombia retoman

The Colombian government and FARC resumed peace talks in Havana after a three-week break, marking the 19th cycle of discussions aimed at ending a 50-year conflict. FARC's leader, Iván Márquez, criticized the government's refusal to cease fire during negotiations and proposed a truth commission to clarify the conflict's history. The government, led by Humberto de la Calle, remained silent but had previously agreed on agrarian development and political participation. The talks will now focus on illicit drugs, with disarmament and victim reparations still pending.

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