Ten years ago, former Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and the last commander of the FARC guerrilla, Rodrigo Londoño, signed the first peace agreement in Cartagena. The historic accord marked a significant milestone as the initial seed of hope for achieving peace in Colombia.
Despite being signed with considerable optimism, the text faced a major political setback just six days later when it was rejected by the Colombian electorate in a national plebiscite.
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