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FARC peace deal makes progress in Colombia/ Arthur Dhont and Catarina Santos

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DHONT Arthur

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SANTOS CATARINA

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INSURGENCY -- COLOMBIA -- LATIN AMERICA

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol.30, Issue 1, January 2018, pp.28-35 (123)Summary: With the ending of the longest-running insurgency in Latin America, Colombia faces a shifting security landscape. This article analyse how the country's security forces are transitioning to new roles.

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With the ending of the longest-running insurgency in Latin America, Colombia faces a shifting security landscape. This article analyse how the country's security forces are transitioning to new roles.

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