In Colombia, government negotiators have resumed talks with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) rebel group to try to resurrect the peace deal following its rejection in Sunday's referendum. The two sides are back in the Cuban capital, Havana, after Colombians voted narrowly against the agreement. <br/><br/>All sides in the country want an end to over 50 years of fighting. However, opponents of the government have insisted on a renegotiation of part of the peace deal.<br/><br/>The agreement was reached after four years of formal talks between government and Farc negotiators.
News On AIR | October 5, 2016 7:20 AM
Farc talks resume after rejection of Colombia peace deal