HAVANA - Colombia's Marxist-led FARC guerrillas threatened Thursday to end a unilateral truce that has been in place since December unless the government of President Juan Manuel Santos called off military attacks on rebel positions.
The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia called its truce at Christmastime, and Santos responded March 10 by announcing Colombia's armed forces would halt aerial bombing raids for one month, saying the reprieve could be extended if the FARC continued its cease-fire.
Update #1: FARC call on Colombian leader to save ceasefire -- AFP
Update #2: Colombia's FARC says cease-fire in jeopardy -- EFE
Update #3: FARC Threaten to End Ceasefire in Colombia -- Panam Post
WNU Editor: I am surprised that the truce has lasted this long.
1 comment:
Lovely, The FARC rope-a-dope is as unending as the North Korean one.
Things people should not do are
- surrender to ISIS
- negotiate with north Korea
- negotiate with FARC.
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