Colombia Nixes Talks With FARC After Brutal Attacks -- AFP
BOGOTA — Colombia ruled out peace talks with leftist FARC rebels after they killed five soldiers and 14 police officers, some of them burned alive, Defense Minister Rodrigo Rivera said.
"There's no possibility of dialogue with terrorists nor with anybody who thinks they can use violence and terror to get their point across," Rivera said in an interview with Caracol radio.
He said the new administration of President Juan Manuel Santos "will never give in to this sort of blackmail.
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