La Colombie et la FARC approuvent un plan sur le marché de la drogue

Le gouvernement colombien et les FARC se sont mis d’accord pour éradiquer la production illicite de drogues en Colombie et un dernier accord devrait être conclu prochainement.

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Colombia's government and the Farc, the country's largest rebel group, have agreed on a plan to deal with the illegal drug trade.

Both parties agreed to eliminate all illicit drug production in Colombia should a final deal be reached.

The Farc, which controls large patches of rural Colombia, is believed to be partly funded by money generated by the illegal drug trade.

This was the third on a six-point peace agenda being negotiated in Cuba.

The civil war in Colombia has killed an estimated 220,000 people in the last five decades.

Last year, government officials and the left-wing Farc (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) agreed on land reform and political participation.

Colombia's government and the Farc agreed to eliminate all illicit drug production in Colombia should a final deal be reached.

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