Colombians roundly rejected a political party founded by former FARC insurgents in the recent presidential election. The Common Alternative Revolutionary Force (Fuerza Alternativa Revolucionaria del Común), formed in 2017, went to the ballet box for the first time since the peace treaty was signed with the Government on November 24, 2016. Former rebels turned politicians hoped to win a popular mandate but polled less than one per cent, the voters providing a clear message that they were in no mood to forgive those who had terrorised the country for more than 50 years, killing more than 220,000...