The delegation of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia-People''s Army (FARC-EP) attending the talks with the government called today to leave disagreements aside and work for peace of that South American nation.
We once more speak out for a bilateral ceasefire agreement that brings relief and new hopes to the country, FARC-EP member Joaquin Gomez said in a statement released in this capital.
We invite to modify contradictions, make a stop to deeply reflect and try an agreement to end the immediate confrontation without waiting the signing of the final accord is reached.
How many deaths and anxiety we could prevent, it's all about political will, Gomez said.
The guerrilla fighter denied the official version about the reality in Colombia, and recalled the elements that characterize the national panorama marked by inequality, violent land eviction carried out by the large estate, poverty, lack of jobs and basic services such as education and health.
He said that the speech by Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos at the Oslo Forum, in Norway, is riddled with distortions and little pious lies, because that nation is not a wonder.