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Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, member of the Political Bureau and head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, welcomed this Monday the installation of the Peace Dialogue Table between the Government of Colombia and the armed rebel organization Segunda Marquetalia.
From his account in X, the Cuban Foreign Minister reiterated that the largest of the Antilles will continue to act as one of the guarantor countries in accordance with its commitment to peace in Colombia.
“We welcome the installation of the Peace Dialogue Table between the Government of #Colombia and the armed rebel organization Segunda Marquetalia. #Cuba will continue to act as one of the guarantor countries in accordance with its commitment to peace in Colombia.”
The Government of Colombia and the rebel armed organization Second Marquetalia Bolivarian Army reaffirmed today in Venezuela their commitment to the search for a peace agreement for Colombia when the first cycle of dialogue and negotiations between both forces was established this Monday.
The participants reported that from June 25 to 29, the first cycle of talks will be held in which they intend to develop the specific topics of the peace dialogue agenda and define the protocols of the negotiations.
Furthermore, the Board assumes the commitment to agree as a priority on the necessary measures to guarantee the life and safety of those participating in the process and of the communities in general.
The governments of Cuba, Norway and the Bolivarian Republic participate as guarantor countries at this negotiating table, and the special representative of the UN Secretary General and the Colombian Episcopal Conference will act as companions.
