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Weekly Report - 03 December 2015 (WR-15-48)
COLOMBIA: Peace when white smoke shows
Negotiators in the peace process taking place in Cuba will shortly head into a kind of papal conclave in order to expedite talks which are due to be concluded next March. Unlike cardinals electing a new pope in the Vatican, the peace negotiators will get to leave the confines of the Palco hotel in Havana where the talks are taking place before the chief negotiators emerge on to the balcony to announce ‘Habemus pacem’ to the waiting world, but the conclave is designed to pick up the pace of the negotiations markedly.
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