Colombians celebrate as peace deal is reached with Farc rebels

The Colombian government and the Farc rebel group have signed a historic peace accord, putting an end to more than five decades of conflict. 
 
Both sides have agreed to work together to address social exclusion, to deliver justice to the victims of the conflict and build a stable and enduring peace. 
 
The announcement was made in the Cuban capital, Havana, where peace talks were launched in November 2012. 

The conflict has killed an estimated 220,000 people and displaced millions.
   
BBC