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Weekly Report - 18 January 2018 (WR-18-02)
COLOMBIA: UN expresses concern over peace process progress
Recent setbacks to the Colombian peace process have produced deep concern in the international community. The level of concern is such that at the United Nations (UN) Secretary General, António Guterres, decided to conduct a two-day visit to Colombia to offer his full support for the peace process and urge the government led by President Juan Manuel Santos to strive to conclude a process that has helped to reduce violence and improve public security in Colombia and across the region.
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