Colombia’s government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) are tantalisingly close to a peace treaty that would bring a safer working environment for oil companies, but some expert advisors are highlighting new challenges that may be around the corner.
A peace treaty should allow Colombia to redirect some of its $8.7 billion military and security budget toward broader development objectives in the economic and social fields, possibly boosting overall growth, according to consultancy firm IPD Latin America.
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