FARC

50 people are missing and at least 16 people are confirmed dead after the latest fights between the National Liberation Army and former FARC members in Arauca.

FARC, or the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, officially disbanded in 2016, but some dissidents still remain in the country.

Though Colombia's president won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work with FARC, the National Liberation Army is still at large.

Colombians took to social media to celebrate the historic event using the hashtag #VivaLaVida or "Live Life".

The Dutch nationals disappeared in the area of El Tarra, near the border with Venezuela.

The gang included Panamanians, Colombians, Cubans, Guatemalans, Mexicans and Venezuelans.

The 1st Front is one of six dissident FARC groups who oppose the peace deal with the government.

From Britain's Brexit to Trump's victory, the old year was full of surprises.

The new deal will be put to Congress rather than a popular vote.

Santos has brought the government and FARC rebels closer to peace after half a century at war.

Negotiations between the two sides are continuing in the Cuban capital of Havana.

Government's chief negotiator will "begin discussions as soon as possible" with FARC.

President Juan Manuel Santos has said a "no" vote would place the nation back at war with the Marxist rebels.

Some criticize the agreement, to be signed today, as amnesty for rebels who wreaked violence for decades.

Colombia's FARC rebel group voted unanimously to approve a peace deal with the government on Friday, declaring an end to the five-decade war.

Events on the ground will determine whether the Havana signing was just a photo finish or the start of long-term reforms.

The historic deal brings to an end the longest running war of recent history.

Simple economics will be one of Colombia's biggest problems as it seeks to eliminate illegal drug production with the help of FARC rebels.

The two sides said they had reached an agreement to end the conflict and build a stable peace.

The agreement brings into sight an end to a conflict that began as a 1960s peasant revolt.

Much of the shipment was packaged and ready for sale to the U.S. market.

The rebel group is negotiating a ceasefire with the Colombian government in Cuba.

Some residents resent cash payments, job assistance to former fighters.

Bogota agrees compensation deal with rebels for victims of a decades-long civil war.

The two sides could be near a pact on the terms of confinement for ex-combatants who would be tried in special tribunals.

Follows agreement made in September between FARC leader and Colombian president.

The government will cease bombing raids on the leftist rebels who have stuck to a unilateral cease-fire announced in December.

The guerrilla rebels and the government agree to drop their uniforms and weapons in a step toward peace.

The guerilla group has invited the Colombian-born Miss Universe to peace talks in Havana.

The move is a first step toward resuming stalled peace talks.