People sit at a community store coined “Breezes of Peace” in Icononzo, one of many rural camps where rebel fighters are making their transition to civilian life, in the Antonio Narino demobilization zone in Colombia. (AP Photo/Fernando Vergara)
Former fighters are accusing the government of falling short in implementing the 2016 peace accord ending Latin America's longest-running conflict.
September 04, 2019 at 03:15 PM
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Off a dirt road deep in the Colombian mountains, a new town is coming to life where former rebel combatants grow corn, make Hawaiian-style shirts and even sell their own craft beer.
Yet signs of their struggle to reintegrate into civilian life abound.
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