The Colombian government and the Farc rebels have agreed to resume peace talks that were suspended in mid-November after the kidnapping of an army general. Officials from Cuba and Norway, the two countries that have been brokering the peace process over the past two years said the next round of talks will take place in Cuba this month. Barbara Plett Usher reports. “__________________________________,and had agreed to begin another round of talks next week. The Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos suspended negotiations last month when rebels seized an army general who entered their territory without a security detail. Farc leaders in Havana moved swiftly to arrange his release and that of four other prisoners, but they renewed calls for a ceasefire to protect the talks from similar disruptions, that something Mr. Santos rejects, saying it would allow the rebels to regroup.” 哥伦比亚政府和“哥伦比亚革命武装力量”叛军同意重启11月中旬以来因一名将军被绑架而暂停的和谈。过去两年来古巴和挪威一直在和平进程中斡旋，这两个国家的官员称下一轮谈判将于本月在古巴举行。芭芭拉?皮莱特?亚瑟报道。“______________________________________，并同意于下周开始新一轮会谈。哥伦比亚总统胡安?曼努埃尔?桑托斯暂停了谈判，因为叛军绑架了一名没有保安特遣队陪同而进入其领地的将军。在哈瓦那的“哥伦比亚革命武装力量”领导人很快就安排释放了这位将军和另外四名囚禁者，但他们再次呼吁停火，以避免和谈再次遭受类似的打扰，桑托斯对此表示拒绝，称这将有利于叛军重新整编。”
