Colombia's new government says the 2016 deal with its largest rebel group has not brought peace

Summary

Colombia's new government says over 132,000 people have been killed in the decade since the country signed a peace agreement with its largest rebel group in 2016, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported. According to the government, armed group membership has increased from 6,000 to almost 30,000 over the same period, and the deal has not brought peace.

Latest: Colombia's new government said over 132,000 people have been killed and armed group membership has grown from 6,000 to almost 30,000 in the decade since the 2016 peace agreement with the country's largest rebel group.

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