A peace agreement for Colombia has finally been signed in Havana, after four years of negotiation presided over by hosts Cuba and Norway. The BBC’s Will Grant in the Cuban capital met the Norwegian man who played a central role. The relief in the room was palpable. As the former enemies walked in dressed in white, there were smiles and warm handshakes, even embraces ahead of the announcement that Colombians have spent decades waiting to…
Colombia Farc: The Norwegian who helped broker peace
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