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Colombian voters reject FARC peace deal
The President of Colombia, Juan Manuel Santos — and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon — are trying to keep alive the peace deal with FARC rebels. Colombia’s voters defeated it yesterday by a margin of less than one percent. Nick Miroff, Latin American correspondent for the Washington Post , joins us from Bogota.
By Warren Olney • • 6m ListenThe President of Colombia, Juan Manuel Santos — and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon — are trying to keep alive the peace deal with FARC rebels. Colombia’s voters defeated it yesterday by a margin of less than one percent. Nick Miroff, Latin American correspondent for the Washington Post, joins us from Bogota.
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