Acta de Acuerdo: Reunión Preparatoria Para la Convención Nacional, Gobierno Nacional-ELN
- Country/entityColombia
- RegionAmericas
- Agreement nameActa de Acuerdo: Reunión Preparatoria Para la Convención Nacional, Gobierno Nacional-ELN
- Date8 Oct 1998
- Agreement statusMultiparty signed/agreed
- Interim arrangementYes
- Agreement/conflict levelIntrastate/intrastate conflict ()
- StagePre-negotiation/process
- Conflict natureGovernment
- Peace processColombia III - Arango
- PartiesFor the national government:
• GONZALO DE FRANCISCO
For ELN:
• FRANCISCO GALÁN
• FELIPE TORRES - Third partiesWitnesses:
• FATHER JORGE MARTÍNEZ
• ANTONIO PICÓN
• MARIO GÓMEZ J.
• JUAN DIEGO GRANADOS S.
• PIERRE GASSMANN
• JAIME JARAMILLO PANESSO
• JORGE IGNACIO CASTAÑO - DescriptionThe document deals with the steering/control of the process; the security of the process (e.g. delimitation of geogr zone for prep meeting, access routes etc.); the actual delimitation of the zone incl. a ceasefire with days and exact times; the details of transport and its different forms; security norms and behaviour of public and ELN forces during the meeting; observing/observer mechanisms; logistics /provided by the CIRC; communication channels; permits for two spokesmen of the ELN and conditions of their movement to the meeting and guarantees for their return.
- Agreement document (original language)
Groups
- Children/youth
No specific mention.
- Disabled persons
No specific mention.
- Elderly/age
No specific mention.
- Migrant workers
No specific mention.
- Racial/ethnic/national group
No specific mention.
- Religious groups
No specific mention.
- Indigenous people
No specific mention.
- Other groups
No specific mention.
- Refugees/displaced persons
No specific mention.
- Social class
No specific mention.
Gender
- Women, girls and gender
No specific mention.
- Men and boys
No specific mention.
- LGBTI
No specific mention.
- Family
No specific mention.
State definition
- Nature of state (general)
No specific mention.
- State configuration
No specific mention.
- Self determination
No specific mention.
- Referendum
No specific mention.
- State symbols
No specific mention.
- Independence/secession
No specific mention.
- Accession/unification
No specific mention.
- Border delimitation
No specific mention.
- Cross-border provision
No specific mention.
Governance
- Political institutions (new or reformed)
No specific mention.
- Elections
No specific mention.
- Electoral commission
No specific mention.
- Political parties reform
No specific mention.
- Civil societyPages 2-3, Transport,
The parties shall agree the details of transport from the sites of origin to the agreed area and then the subsequent return. It is necessary to distinguish between the following types of transport, since each may require a different strategy:
• transport of the ELN spokespeople and their entourage (national and international)
• transport of other members of the operating committee for the national convention
• transport of the media.
In all cases, it will be necessary to define the mode of transport to be used, the routes to be followed and the security measures to be put in place.
Air transport:
• Flight 1: Saturday 10 October, a logistic flight to transport the supplies required for the meeting.
• Flight 2: Saturday 10 October, to transport Felipe Torres and Francisco Galán, accompanied by two representatives of the International Red Cross Committee (Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja, CICR), two representatives from the Spanish embassy, two representatives of the national government and a television camera technician that does not belong to any media organisation.
• Flight 3: Sunday 11 October, leaving from Olaya Herrera airport at 0700 with a group comprising members of the operating committee for the national convention and the supporting secretariat, totalling 19 people, accompanied by a representative of CICR. A representative of the national government will be on-board the flight.
• Flight 4 (double): Tuesday 13 October, 0800 from Rionegro airport, carrying 40 members of the media (20 per flight) that have previously been registered. These journalists will be accompanied by CICR, the Peace Facilitation Commission for Antioquia and a representative of the national government. Media will only have access to the established media area and will under no circumstances be allowed to travel via another mode of transport.
• Flight 5: Return trip for flight 2, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
• Flight 6: Return trip for flight 3, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
• Flight 7 (double): Return trip for flight 4, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
Pages 3-4, Verification Mechanisms,
The Colombian Episcopal Conference will be in charge of the verification commission, with the support and facilitation of CICR and the ombudsperson. The aforementioned institutions will appoint figures for duties in line with their functions and the methodological guidelines explained below. The coordination centre for the commission will be located in the municipality of El Santuario, Antioquia, with the following critical control points: Monteloro, Calderas, La Granja, El Borojó, Pavas, Altavista, Naranjales, Aragonés, La Tebaida and El Silencio.
The verification commission will have the following functions:
• verifying compliance with the application of the security regulations in the delimited area;
• informing the sole authorities of any development they deem worthy of reporting;
• present reports of the situation to the sole authorities in line with the agreed frequency.
To ensure compliance with its functions, the verification commission will be entitled to autonomy over its operational organisation, in line with the area to be verified and the access routes. It will appoint coordinators who will be in permanent contact with the working teams to ensure full compliance with their functions. Under all circumstances, the verification commission will consider the following minimum methodological guidelines:
• it will establish the working groups and appoint the coordinators required for the delimited area and access routes;
• each group will be assigned an area to verify and one or more routes to follow;
• each group will submit a periodic report of the situation to its appointed coordinator in line with the schedule that is defined;
• each coordinator will inform the head of the verification commission of relevant information, who will inform the sole authorities;
• for the final reports, the sole authorities will take the necessary measures to guarantee full compliance with the agreed security standards;
• if there are any developments that affect or could affect the security conditions, these must be immediately reported through the regular channels.
CICR will provide the transport and communication required for the operation of the verification commission.
Pages 4-5, Logistics,
CICR will provide the following inputs:
• a doctor
• two generators
• two computers with printer
• a satellite telephone
• sleeping materials for 20 people
• basic drugs
• water, drinks and basic food
• torches
• batteries
• plates.
The secretarial body of the operating commission will supply basic office materials.
Page 5, The media,
The moment for the participation of the media and the number of representatives will be determined by the parties. Under all circumstances, the authorised media will be accredited and will be the only media representatives entitled to take part in the meeting. The parties will agree the criteria for inviting and selecting the media to attend, the site where they will be located, transport and the manual for the handling of information. The Peace Facilitation Commission for Antioquia will be responsible for accrediting and handling the process for the transport of media. - Traditional/religious leadersPages 3-4, Verification Mechanisms,
The Colombian Episcopal Conference will be in charge of the verification commission, with the support and facilitation of CICR and the ombudsperson. The aforementioned institutions will appoint figures for duties in line with their functions and the methodological guidelines explained below. The coordination centre for the commission will be located in the municipality of El Santuario, Antioquia, with the following critical control points: Monteloro, Calderas, La Granja, El Borojó, Pavas, Altavista, Naranjales, Aragonés, La Tebaida and El Silencio... - Public administration
No specific mention.
- Constitution
No specific mention.
Power sharing
- Political power sharing
No specific mention.
- Territorial power sharing
No specific mention.
- Economic power sharing
No specific mention.
- Military power sharing
No specific mention.
Human rights and equality
- Human rights/RoL general
No specific mention.
- Bill of rights/similar
No specific mention.
- Treaty incorporation
No specific mention.
- Civil and political rights
No specific mention.
- Socio-economic rights
No specific mention.
Rights related issues
- Citizenship
No specific mention.
- Democracy
No specific mention.
- Detention procedures
No specific mention.
- Media and communicationRights related issues→Media and communication→Media logisticsPages 2-3, Transport,
The parties shall agree the details of transport from the sites of origin to the agreed area and then the subsequent return. It is necessary to distinguish between the following types of transport, since each may require a different strategy:
• transport of the ELN spokespeople and their entourage (national and international)
• transport of other members of the operating committee for the national convention
• transport of the media.
In all cases, it will be necessary to define the mode of transport to be used, the routes to be followed and the security measures to be put in place.
Air transport:
• Flight 1: Saturday 10 October, a logistic flight to transport the supplies required for the meeting.
• Flight 2: Saturday 10 October, to transport Felipe Torres and Francisco Galán, accompanied by two representatives of the International Red Cross Committee (Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja, CICR), two representatives from the Spanish embassy, two representatives of the national government and a television camera technician that does not belong to any media organisation.
• Flight 3: Sunday 11 October, leaving from Olaya Herrera airport at 0700 with a group comprising members of the operating committee for the national convention and the supporting secretariat, totalling 19 people, accompanied by a representative of CICR. A representative of the national government will be on-board the flight.
• Flight 4 (double): Tuesday 13 October, 0800 from Rionegro airport, carrying 40 members of the media (20 per flight) that have previously been registered. These journalists will be accompanied by CICR, the Peace Facilitation Commission for Antioquia and a representative of the national government. Media will only have access to the established media area and will under no circumstances be allowed to travel via another mode of transport.
• Flight 5: Return trip for flight 2, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
• Flight 6: Return trip for flight 3, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
• Flight 7 (double): Return trip for flight 4, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
Page 5, The media,
The moment for the participation of the media and the number of representatives will be determined by the parties. Under all circumstances, the authorised media will be accredited and will be the only media representatives entitled to take part in the meeting. The parties will agree the criteria for inviting and selecting the media to attend, the site where they will be located, transport and the manual for the handling of information. The Peace Facilitation Commission for Antioquia will be responsible for accrediting and handling the process for the transport of media. - Mobility/accessPages 2-3, Transport,
The parties shall agree the details of transport from the sites of origin to the agreed area and then the subsequent return. It is necessary to distinguish between the following types of transport, since each may require a different strategy:
• transport of the ELN spokespeople and their entourage (national and international)
• transport of other members of the operating committee for the national convention
• transport of the media.
In all cases, it will be necessary to define the mode of transport to be used, the routes to be followed and the security measures to be put in place.
Air transport:
• Flight 1: Saturday 10 October, a logistic flight to transport the supplies required for the meeting.
• Flight 2: Saturday 10 October, to transport Felipe Torres and Francisco Galán, accompanied by two representatives of the International Red Cross Committee (Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja, CICR), two representatives from the Spanish embassy, two representatives of the national government and a television camera technician that does not belong to any media organisation.
• Flight 3: Sunday 11 October, leaving from Olaya Herrera airport at 0700 with a group comprising members of the operating committee for the national convention and the supporting secretariat, totalling 19 people, accompanied by a representative of CICR. A representative of the national government will be on-board the flight.
• Flight 4 (double): Tuesday 13 October, 0800 from Rionegro airport, carrying 40 members of the media (20 per flight) that have previously been registered. These journalists will be accompanied by CICR, the Peace Facilitation Commission for Antioquia and a representative of the national government. Media will only have access to the established media area and will under no circumstances be allowed to travel via another mode of transport.
• Flight 5: Return trip for flight 2, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
• Flight 6: Return trip for flight 3, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
• Flight 7 (double): Return trip for flight 4, Tuesday, 13 October 1998. - Protection measures
No specific mention.
- Other
No specific mention.
Rights institutions
- NHRI
No specific mention.
- Regional or international human rights institutions
No specific mention.
Justice sector reform
- Criminal justice and emergency law
No specific mention.
- State of emergency provisions
No specific mention.
- Judiciary and courts
No specific mention.
- Prisons and detention
No specific mention.
- Traditional Laws
No specific mention.
Socio-economic reconstruction
- Development or socio-economic reconstruction
No specific mention.
- National economic plan
No specific mention.
- Natural resources
No specific mention.
- International funds
No specific mention.
- Business
No specific mention.
- Taxation
No specific mention.
- Banks
No specific mention.
Land, property and environment
- Land reform/rights
No specific mention.
- Pastoralist/nomadism rights
No specific mention.
- Cultural heritage
No specific mention.
- Environment
No specific mention.
- Water or riparian rights or access
No specific mention.
Security sector
- Security GuaranteesPage 1, Security,
The national government will be responsible for security before, during and after the preparatory meeting for the agreed period of time. Security is based on four aspects:
• determining a geographic area and routes for access
• transport
• security regulations
• verification mechanisms. - CeasefireSecurity sector→Ceasefire→Ceasefire provisionPages 1-2, Determining a geographic area,
The geographic area coinciding with the boundaries of the municipalities of San Luis, San Francisco and Cocorná in the department of Antioquia is agreed in line with the attached map. This geographic area, in line with legal regulations, will be understood as a demilitarised zone with the cessation of offensive operations from 0000 on Saturday, 10 October 1998 until 2400 on 14 October 1998.
Page 3, Security Regulations,
To guarantee the success of the meeting, the following minimum standards of behaviour for the defined period of time must be agreed:
• public forces will be stationed at their bases and/or the agreed sites and will cease all offensive operations from and until the dates and times that are agreed;
• ELN forces present in the area will cease all types of offensive operations, also from and until the dates and times that are agreed;
• the national government and ELN forces present in the area will put in place all the security procedures to allow the transport of participants to the site of the meeting and their return to their place of origin.
[Summary: Temporary ceasefire, beginning on 0000 on Saturday, 10 October 1998.] - Police
No specific mention.
- Armed forces
No specific mention.
- DDRSecurity sector→DDR→Demilitarisation provisionsPages 1-2, Determining a geographic area,
The geographic area coinciding with the boundaries of the municipalities of San Luis, San Francisco and Cocorná in the department of Antioquia is agreed in line with the attached map. This geographic area, in line with legal regulations, will be understood as a demilitarised zone with the cessation of offensive operations from 0000 on Saturday, 10 October 1998 until 2400 on 14 October 1998. - Intelligence services
No specific mention.
- Parastatal/rebel and opposition group forcesPage 1, Procedural,
The parties (the national government and the National Liberation Army [Ejército de Liberación Nacional, ELN]), appoint Gonzalo de Francisco and Francisco Galán as the sole decision-making authorities for the process. These authorities will be responsible to the country for the smooth running of the process and all participants and other people involved in the event will be under the authorities’ command and leadership in line with their specific responsibilities. The parties will maintain appropriate contact with the verification institutions and other parties involved in the implementation of the agreement so as to respond to any specific requirements with due speed and accuracy.
Pages 2-3, Transport,
The parties shall agree the details of transport from the sites of origin to the agreed area and then the subsequent return. It is necessary to distinguish between the following types of transport, since each may require a different strategy:
• transport of the ELN spokespeople and their entourage (national and international)
• transport of other members of the operating committee for the national convention
• transport of the media.
In all cases, it will be necessary to define the mode of transport to be used, the routes to be followed and the security measures to be put in place.
Air transport:
• Flight 1: Saturday 10 October, a logistic flight to transport the supplies required for the meeting.
• Flight 2: Saturday 10 October, to transport Felipe Torres and Francisco Galán, accompanied by two representatives of the International Red Cross Committee (Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja, CICR), two representatives from the Spanish embassy, two representatives of the national government and a television camera technician that does not belong to any media organisation.
• Flight 3: Sunday 11 October, leaving from Olaya Herrera airport at 0700 with a group comprising members of the operating committee for the national convention and the supporting secretariat, totalling 19 people, accompanied by a representative of CICR. A representative of the national government will be on-board the flight.
• Flight 4 (double): Tuesday 13 October, 0800 from Rionegro airport, carrying 40 members of the media (20 per flight) that have previously been registered. These journalists will be accompanied by CICR, the Peace Facilitation Commission for Antioquia and a representative of the national government. Media will only have access to the established media area and will under no circumstances be allowed to travel via another mode of transport.
• Flight 5: Return trip for flight 2, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
• Flight 6: Return trip for flight 3, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
• Flight 7 (double): Return trip for flight 4, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
Page 3, Security Regulations,
To guarantee the success of the meeting, the following minimum standards of behaviour for the defined period of time must be agreed:
• public forces will be stationed at their bases and/or the agreed sites and will cease all offensive operations from and until the dates and times that are agreed;
• ELN forces present in the area will cease all types of offensive operations, also from and until the dates and times that are agreed;
• the national government and ELN forces present in the area will put in place all the security procedures to allow the transport of participants to the site of the meeting and their return to their place of origin.
Page 5, ELN Spokespeople,
The national government will authorise the provision of safe-conducts to the ELN spokespeople Francisco Galán and Felipe Torres, together with the conditions for their transport to the venue of the meeting. ELN spokespeople will guarantee the national government their return to the national prison in Itagüí. - Withdrawal of foreign forces
No specific mention.
- Corruption
No specific mention.
- Crime/organised crime
No specific mention.
- Drugs
No specific mention.
- Terrorism
No specific mention.
Transitional justice
- Transitional justice general
No specific mention.
- Amnesty/pardon
No specific mention.
- Courts
No specific mention.
- Mechanism
No specific mention.
- Prisoner release
No specific mention.
- Vetting
No specific mention.
- Victims
No specific mention.
- Missing persons
No specific mention.
- Reparations
No specific mention.
- Reconciliation
No specific mention.
Implementation
- UN signatory
No specific mention.
- Other international signatory
No specific mention.
- Referendum for agreement
No specific mention.
- International mission/force/similar
No specific mention.
- Enforcement mechanismPages 3-4, Verification Mechanisms,
The Colombian Episcopal Conference will be in charge of the verification commission, with the support and facilitation of CICR and the ombudsperson. The aforementioned institutions will appoint figures for duties in line with their functions and the methodological guidelines explained below. The coordination centre for the commission will be located in the municipality of El Santuario, Antioquia, with the following critical control points: Monteloro, Calderas, La Granja, El Borojó, Pavas, Altavista, Naranjales, Aragonés, La Tebaida and El Silencio.
The verification commission will have the following functions:
• verifying compliance with the application of the security regulations in the delimited area;
• informing the sole authorities of any development they deem worthy of reporting;
• present reports of the situation to the sole authorities in line with the agreed frequency.
To ensure compliance with its functions, the verification commission will be entitled to autonomy over its operational organisation, in line with the area to be verified and the access routes. It will appoint coordinators who will be in permanent contact with the working teams to ensure full compliance with their functions. Under all circumstances, the verification commission will consider the following minimum methodological guidelines:
• it will establish the working groups and appoint the coordinators required for the delimited area and access routes;
• each group will be assigned an area to verify and one or more routes to follow;
• each group will submit a periodic report of the situation to its appointed coordinator in line with the schedule that is defined;
• each coordinator will inform the head of the verification commission of relevant information, who will inform the sole authorities;
• for the final reports, the sole authorities will take the necessary measures to guarantee full compliance with the agreed security standards;
• if there are any developments that affect or could affect the security conditions, these must be immediately reported through the regular channels.
CICR will provide the transport and communication required for the operation of the verification commission. - Related cases
No specific mention.
- SourceDiálogo, negociación y ruptura con las FARC-EP y con el ELN, Biblioteca de la Paz – 1998-2000, Fundación Cultura Democrática, Ed. Álvaro Villarraga Sarmiento, Bogotá D.C., 2009 (book V) p. 286
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT:
PREPARATORY MEETING FOR THE NATIONAL CONVENTION, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT – NATIONAL LIBERATION ARMY
Itagüí, Antioquia, 8 October 1998
The following agreement has been reached regarding the preparatory meeting for the national convention:
PROCEDURAL
The parties (the national government and the National Liberation Army [Ejército de Liberación Nacional, ELN]), appoint Gonzalo de Francisco and Francisco Galán as the sole decision-making authorities for the process.
These authorities will be responsible to the country for the smooth running of the process and all participants and other people involved in the event will be under the authorities’ command and leadership in line with their specific responsibilities.
The parties will maintain appropriate contact with the verification institutions and other parties involved in the implementation of the agreement so as to respond to any specific requirements with due speed and accuracy.
SECURITY
The national government will be responsible for security before, during and after the preparatory meeting for the agreed period of time.
Security is based on four aspects:
determining a geographic area and routes for access
transport
security regulations
verification mechanisms.
DETERMINING A GEOGRAPHIC AREA
The geographic area coinciding with the boundaries of the municipalities of San Luis, San Francisco and Cocorná in the department of Antioquia is agreed in line with the attached map.
This geographic area, in line with legal regulations, will be understood as a demilitarised zone with the cessation of offensive operations from 0000 on Saturday, 10 October 1998 until 2400 on 14 October 1998.
TRANSPORT
The parties shall agree the details of transport from the sites of origin to the agreed area and then the subsequent return.
It is necessary to distinguish between the following types of transport, since each may require a different strategy:
transport of the ELN spokespeople and their entourage (national and international)
transport of other members of the operating committee for the national convention
transport of the media.
In all cases, it will be necessary to define the mode of transport to be used, the routes to be followed and the security measures to be put in place.
Air transport:
Flight 1:
Saturday 10 October, a logistic flight to transport the supplies required for the meeting.
Flight 2:
Saturday 10 October, to transport Felipe Torres and Francisco Galán, accompanied by two representatives of the International Red Cross Committee (Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja, CICR), two representatives from the Spanish embassy, two representatives of the national government and a television camera technician that does not belong to any media organisation.
Flight 3:
Sunday 11 October, leaving from Olaya Herrera airport at 0700 with a group comprising members of the operating committee for the national convention and the supporting secretariat, totalling 19 people, accompanied by a representative of CICR.
A representative of the national government will be on-board the flight.
Flight 4 (double): Tuesday 13 October, 0800 from Rionegro airport, carrying 40 members of the media (20 per flight) that have previously been registered.
These journalists will be accompanied by CICR, the Peace Facilitation Commission for Antioquia and a representative of the national government.
Media will only have access to the established media area and will under no circumstances be allowed to travel via another mode of transport.
Flight 5:
Return trip for flight 2, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
Flight 6:
Return trip for flight 3, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
Flight 7 (double): Return trip for flight 4, Tuesday, 13 October 1998.
SECURITY REGULATIONS
To guarantee the success of the meeting, the following minimum standards of behaviour for the defined period of time must be agreed:
public forces will be stationed at their bases and/or the agreed sites and will cease all offensive operations from and until the dates and times that are agreed;
ELN forces present in the area will cease all types of offensive operations, also from and until the dates and times that are agreed;
the national government and ELN forces present in the area will put in place all the security procedures to allow the transport of participants to the site of the meeting and their return to their place of origin.
VERIFICATION MECHANISMS
The Colombian Episcopal Conference will be in charge of the verification commission, with the support and facilitation of CICR and the ombudsperson.
The aforementioned institutions will appoint figures for duties in line with their functions and the methodological guidelines explained below.
The coordination centre for the commission will be located in the municipality of El Santuario, Antioquia, with the following critical control points:
Monteloro, Calderas, La Granja, El Borojó, Pavas, Altavista, Naranjales, Aragonés, La Tebaida and El Silencio.
The verification commission will have the following functions:
verifying compliance with the application of the security regulations in the delimited area;
informing the sole authorities of any development they deem worthy of reporting;
present reports of the situation to the sole authorities in line with the agreed frequency.
To ensure compliance with its functions, the verification commission will be entitled to autonomy over its operational organisation, in line with the area to be verified and the access routes.
It will appoint coordinators who will be in permanent contact with the working teams to ensure full compliance with their functions.
Under all circumstances, the verification commission will consider the following minimum methodological guidelines:
it will establish the working groups and appoint the coordinators required for the delimited area and access routes;
each group will be assigned an area to verify and one or more routes to follow;
each group will submit a periodic report of the situation to its appointed coordinator in line with the schedule that is defined;
each coordinator will inform the head of the verification commission of relevant information, who will inform the sole authorities;
for the final reports, the sole authorities will take the necessary measures to guarantee full compliance with the agreed security standards;
if there are any developments that affect or could affect the security conditions, these must be immediately reported through the regular channels.
CICR will provide the transport and communication required for the operation of the verification commission.
LOGISTICS
CICR will provide the following inputs:
a doctor
two generators
two computers with printer
a satellite telephone
sleeping materials for 20 people
basic drugs
water, drinks and basic food
torches
batteries
plates.
The secretarial body of the operating commission will supply basic office materials.
THE MEDIA
The moment for the participation of the media and the number of representatives will be determined by the parties.
Under all circumstances, the authorised media will be accredited and will be the only media representatives entitled to take part in the meeting.
The parties will agree the criteria for inviting and selecting the media to attend, the site where they will be located, transport and the manual for the handling of information.
The Peace Facilitation Commission for Antioquia will be responsible for accrediting and handling the process for the transport of media.
ELN SPOKESPEOPLE
The national government will authorise the provision of safe-conducts to the ELN spokespeople Francisco Galán and Felipe Torres, together with the conditions for their transport to the venue of the meeting.
ELN spokespeople will guarantee the national government their return to the national prison in Itagüí.
For the national government:
GONZALO DE FRANCISCO
For ELN:
FRANCISCO GALÁN
FELIPE TORRES
Witnesses:
FATHER JORGE MARTÍNEZ
ANTONIO PICÓN
MARIO GÓMEZ J.
JUAN DIEGO GRANADOS S.
PIERRE GASSMANN
JAIME JARAMILLO PANESSO
JORGE IGNACIO CASTAÑO