
Colombian government, top communist guerrilla group resume peace talks in Cuba
Fox News
Colombian government representatives have resumed peace talks in Cuba with the communist-inspired National Liberation Army, the nation's largest remaining guerrilla group.
"We encourage you to take advantage of the magic, mysticism and hope that Cuba always offers," said Cuba’s Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez, welcoming Colombia’s government officials and a delegation of the ELN to the capital Havana.
Pablo Beltrán, the rebels’ chief negotiator, said the ELN is committed to a "transformation" to achieve peace and called the meeting a "historic coincidence" to reach a bilateral cease-fire.

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