Have the Colombian Government and the FARC learnt the lessons of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission as to the need to clearly define and prioritize the main goals of a truth commission?

On November 12 2016, the Colombian Government and the Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces-Popular Army (FARC), signed the Final Agreement to End the Conflict and Establish a Stable and Long-lasting Peace [“the Havana agreement”]. The Havana agreement entered into force on December 1 2016 after its approval by the Colombian Congress. It consists of six interconnected agreements on rural reform, political participation, disarmament and return to civilian life, illicit drugs, victims, and implementation and verification mechanisms that are to be read as an indissoluble whole.