BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's government and FARC Marxist rebels have reached partial agreement on the issue of political participation, the second step toward signing a peace deal that would put an end to five decades of bloody war.
The two sides already reached incomplete agreement on land reform, part of the five-point agenda at negotiations that have been taking place in Cuba since November 2012.
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