Colombia Faces Hard Task to Reinsert Rebels if Peace Struck

Jessica Quintero awakes drenched in sweat and instinctively grabs for her AK-47 assault rifle. With her old weapon no longer there, she hides beneath the sheets to escape the air raid of her nightmare. "The bombs still scare me, I don't sleep," says Quintero, 18, recounting a regular night-time ordeal after fighting for three years with Latin America's oldest guerrilla group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. Scared of the persistent airstrikes on...

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