While major progress has been made in the Colombian peace talks in Havana, a rebel leader said the 6-month deadline for reaching a final settlement might not be met. Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) leader Carlos Antonio Lozada accused of the government of backtracking on the agreement reached last week on transitional justice. In the next round of talks, the FARC will be presenting a 10-point proposal to end the conflict and achieve national reconcoliation and a stable and lasting peace. teleSUR
