HAVANA (Reuters) - Colombia and the Marxist FARC rebels said on Sunday their talks aimed at ending half a century of conflict are picking up the pace and making progress toward an agreement on land reform, a key point in the peace process.
Speaking as they ended their latest round of negotiations in the Cuban capital, negotiators signalled that the public acrimony they had displayed in recent weeks did not reflect what was happening behind closed doors.
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