The FARC guerilla group warned Saturday that a peace deal with the Colombian government would not be possible within the agreed-upon six-month window if Bogota backtracks on the current partial deal.
The six-month time frame, which was agreed last month, "will not be viable if the government begins to question the agreements already signed and backtracks on the current progress," Commander Carlos Antonio Lozada, one of the FARC guerrilla group's negotiators, told reporters in Havana. His comments come one day after the resumption of talks, with both sides already disputing details of the historic agreement.
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