Colombia's new government: 2016 deal with rebel group has not brought peace - but 132,000 killings

Colombia's new government reported to the United Nations that the country's 2016 peace agreement with its largest rebel group has failed to bring peace. Officials stated that over 132,000 people have been killed in the decade since the accord was signed.

Additionally, the government highlighted a significant expansion in the size of armed groups. Membership in these organizations has surged from 6,000 to nearly 30,000 over the same period, underscoring ongoing security challenges in the nation.