Colombia's Petro arrives in Havana for anticipated ceasefire signing

Colombian President Gustavo Petro arrived in Havana to oversee the closing day of peace talks with the ELN guerrilla group. Petro is expected to sign temporary ceasefire documents in a fresh bid to end decades of conflict in the South American country.

The Colombian government and ELN guerrilla group on Thursday postponed by a day the anticipated signing of a temporary ceasefire to conclude a third round of peace talks in Havana. Petro had earlier announced he would sign a document that could mean the beginning of an era of peace in this country. On Thursday, Colombian peace commissioner insisted in a statement that a ceasefire would be signed with the ELN.