Le prix Nobel de la paix attribué au président colombien Juan Manuel Santos

Publié le 7 octobre 2016

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos gestures during a joint press conference with former US president and 2002 Nobel peace prize laureate, Jimmy Carter (out of frame) after a meeting on January 12, 2013, at Narino Presidential Palace in Bogota, Colombia. Carter is on a two day visit to Bogota to assess the ongoing peace talks between Colombia's government and its largest leftist guerrilla group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). This meeting will take place before the government delegation's trip to Havana on Monday to resume talks with FARC's delegation and start the third round of peace negotiations. AFP PHOTO/Guillermo LEGARIA (Photo credit should read GUILLERMO LEGARIA/AFP/Getty Images)

Le Nobel de la paix a été attribué, aujourd’hui, au président colombien Juan Manuel Santos. Ce dernier a signé, le 26 septembre, un accord avec Timoleon Jiménez, alias Timochenko le chef de la guérilla marxiste des Forces armées révolutionnaires de Colombie (Farc) pour clore le conflit armé qui a fait plus de 260.000 morts en 52 ans.