From: Talk to Al Jazeera
Juan Manuel Santos: ‘I want peace’
Colombia’s president on the progress of his country’s transition and the risks of going back to the days of conflict.
27 Oct 2014
Colombia’s president on the progress of his country’s transition and the risks of going back to the days of conflict.
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