FARC killings haunt peace efforts in Colombia
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In 2016, Colombia ended a 5-decade armed conflict with the FARC. Many of the rebels tried to re-enter civilian life. But dozens of them were shot and killed under mysterious circumstances.
Correspondent Michelle Begue reports on these former combatants who met a violent end after the country embraced peace.
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