10 Soldiers Killed in FARC Attack, Colombian Army Says

Ten soldiers were killed Wednesday in an attack by FARC rebels in southwestern Colombia, the army said, raising questions over whether the leftist group had broken a unilateral cease-fire it declared four months ago. The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia have been in peace negotiations with the government for more than two years and declared the cease-fire in December as talks advanced, saying they would open fire only if attacked. The army condemned the attack by FARC...

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