Colombia charges ex-FARC dissident leader and Petro peace negotiator with 16 murders

Colombia's Prosecutor's Office charged Geovany Andrés Rojas, alias Araña, a former FARC dissident leader and peace negotiator under President Petro, with 16 murders in Caquetá. The charges implicate a key figure in the government's peace process, potentially undermining its credibility. The case highlights the fragility of negotiations with dissident groups and raises questions about the vetting of negotiators.