How FARC rebels are preparing for peace
Clip: 3/21/2016 | 7m 48s
After decades of evading the Colombian military, FARC rebels are emerging from the jungle.
After decades of evading the Colombian military, FARC rebels are emerging from the jungle. Special correspondents Nadja Drost and Bruno Federico offer an exclusive look at the FARC perspective amid peace talks to end the world's longest-running conflict.
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How FARC rebels are preparing for peace
Clip: 3/21/2016 | 7m 48s
After decades of evading the Colombian military, FARC rebels are emerging from the jungle. Special correspondents Nadja Drost and Bruno Federico offer an exclusive look at the FARC perspective amid peace talks to end the world's longest-running conflict.
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