President Juan Manuel Santos announced that he is extending a cease-fire with Colombia's largest rebel movement in a bid to give more time to efforts to save a peace deal rejected by voters.
October 17, 2016 at 11:00 PM
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President Juan Manuel Santos announced that he is extending a cease-fire with Colombia’s largest rebel movement in a bid to give more time to efforts to save a peace deal rejected by voters.
Santos said in a televised address that he was extending by two months the cease-fire with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia until Dec. 31.
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