Colombia's Santos receives Nobel Peace Prize
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos accepted the Nobel Peace Prize during the official ceremony in Oslo's City Hall and reminded of the challenges to come.
(AFP) - Colombia's peace deal between the government and the Marxist FARC rebels is a model for war-torn countries like Syria, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos said Saturday as he accepted the Nobel Peace Prize.
The peace accord, signed on November 24 to end five decades of conflict, is a "model for the resolution of armed conflicts that have yet to be resolved around the world."
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