Colombian rebels offer ceasefire for talks

Colombia’s second largest leftist rebel group is offering to halt offensive actions if the government agrees to peace talks.

Colombian rebels offer ceasefire for talks
Tue, 21 Feb, 2012 - 12:58

Colombia’s second largest leftist rebel group is offering to halt offensive actions if the government agrees to peace talks.

The offer from the National Liberation Army comes in a communique published by an activist group led by former Senator Piedad Cordoba.

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