The Killing of Ex-Guerrilla Members is Threatening the Peace in Colombia
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In 2016, the government of Colombia and the country's main rebel group committed to end a 5-decade armed conflict and live in peace. But year after year — violence has been escalating and the number of deaths increasing, as some have decided to take up arms again. Michelle Begue reports.
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