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Diositeo Matitui, a 67-year-old coca grower, stands in his coca field in a rural area of Policarpa, department of Narino, Colombia, in this Jan. 15, 2017 file photo. — AFP

Colombia coca growers fear future without FARC rebels

File photo shows Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos holds the peace deal with rebels of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, FARC after delivering it to Congress in Bogota, Colombia. Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos has won Nobel Peace Prize. — AP

Colombia must just move on

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos is seen with Misak children in Bogota, Colombia, on Monday. — AFP

Colombia plans peace talks with ELN rebels

File photo shows Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos holds the peace deal with rebels of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, FARC after delivering it to Congress in Bogota, Colombia. Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos has won Nobel Peace Prize. — AP

Peace Prize to Santos

File photo shows Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos holds the peace deal with rebels of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, FARC after delivering it to Congress in Bogota, Colombia. Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos has won Nobel Peace Prize. — AP

In boost for faltering process, Colombia’s Santos wins Nobel Peace Prize

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos speaks at Narino Palace in Bogota on Tuesday. — AFP

Colombia president approaches rival Uribe in bid to save peace

A woman cries as she speaks on her mobile phone after knowing the results of a referendum on whether to ratify a historic peace accord to end a 52-year war between the state and the communist FARC rebels, in Cali, Colombia, on Sunday. — AFP

Colombian govt, FARC rebels scramble to save peace deal

Colombian former President and Senator Alvaro Uribe speaks as he celebrates after knowing the results of a referendum on whether to ratify a historic peace accord to end a 52-year war between the state and the communist FARC rebels, in Rionegro, Colombia, on Sunday. — AFP

Colombians shock govt as peace deal rejected

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, left, and Timoleon Jimenez, commander of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, shake hands during a signing ceremony of a cease-fire and rebel disarmament deal, in Havana, Cuba. — Reuters

Why divided Colombia said no in referendum?

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, second left, poses with his family after casting his vote during a referendum on whether to ratify a historic peace accord to end a 52-year war between the state and the communist FARC rebels, in Bogota, on Sunday. — AFP

Colombians vote on peace deal after polarized campaign

FARC victim Harry Gonzales, left, hugs Hector Riveros, the leader of the “Obvio SI” Movement, as it registers with the National Electoral Committee in Bogota on Thursday. — AFP

Colombia’s FARC rebel leaders set to ratify peace deal

Cuba’s President Raul Castro, center, motions to bring together Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, left, and Commander of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia or FARC, Rodrigo Londono, better known as Timochenko or Timoleon Jimenez, during a signing ceremony of a cease-fire and rebel disarmament deal, in Havana, Cuba, in this file photo. — AP

Colombia peace deal to be signed Sept. 26

Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos speaks during a Presidential address in Bogota, Colombia. — Reuters

Colombia, FARC rebels reach deal to end half-century of bloodshed

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FARC rebels agree to remove child soldiers from ranks

View of stuffed “Atelopus Farci” frogs at the National University of Colombia, in Bogota. US herpetologist John Douglas Lynch, a Professor at the National University of Colombia, is the discoverer of this — now extinct — frog which name came from its ease to be camouflaged in areas then controlled by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). — AFP

FARC frog caught up in Colombian conflict

Colombian Foreign Minister Maria Angela Holguin, center, and Uruguay's Foreign Minister Rodolfo Nin Novoa, left, speak to reporters outside the United Nations Security Council at the UN headquarters in New York on Monday. — Reuters

UN to monitor end of Colombia-FARC conflict

Colombian Nukak Maku Indian woman and children walk barefoot on a street in San Jose del Guaviare of Guaviare province. — Reuters

Colombia's last nomadic tribe in despair at loss of culture

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Bogota, rebels reach deal on those missing in Colombia conflict