these talks proved so much more difficult than the process which took place with the revolutionary armed forces of colombia over. well president clinton's is of course nobel peace prize winner he has take this legacy on who clearly in colombia and through the civil conflict here he's been successful with the feyerick about it it has proven way more difficult with a year and it's centrally because they have very different beliefs from the farka they work in a different matter they're not as very fifty as the fark was in what we've seen throughout the year of the negotiations with the u.n. is the fact that the central command there is not in control of all of the groups that make up this organization and more and more of their leadership in the region are deciding to bet against this peace negotiations are continuing to attack against the infrastructure against security forces in the country and putting countries in a very very difficult position for the stocks to continue thank you very much from bogota yes he bring us the latest on those talks which have now been suspended at least thirty six people have b

two sides meeting on monday in and says it wants a new deal it's smaller than the revolutionary armed forces of colombia or fark which is now a political party after signing a peace deal with the government just over a year ago listener amputee has more from bogota a historic three months long ceasefire now over and in the worst way as the rebels resumed attacks in colombia many hoped for an extension of a truce which the spy violations have been considered a success but on wednesday colombia's last active rebel group perpetrated four attacks wounding two colombian marines and affecting many important oil pipeline colombian president juan manuel santos spoke forcefully against them. they applauded the government deplored the airlines decision to restart its terrorist attacks on the general public the armed forces and on parts of the national infrastructure we were always i repeat always ready to extend the cease fire with the l.n. and negotiate very quickly a new cycle of talks in the will she added in his program inexplicably not only rejected this process but chose to restart their terrorist attacks o

the two sides meeting on monday and says it wants a new deal it's smaller than the revolutionary armed forces of colombia or fox which is now a political party after signing a peace deal with a government just over a year ago. and is under impurity has more from bogota. most people in colombia were expecting an extension of this ceasefire which was can see their overall success despite a number of violations there had been a request on part of victims' groups hearing and many people in the international community for the ceasefire to be extended and there had been real relief for many people living in areas under the influence and important reduction in the number of deaths and no attacks on the country this infrastructure for one hundred and two days that obviously ended in the early hours of wednesday after the expiration of the cease fire as the allegedly perpetrated four different attacks and different parts of colombia wounding at least two colombian. and putting it out of commission an important oil pipeline the president of colombia a one man way less spoke forcefully against the attacks. the gove