UNITED NATIONS SPECIAL ENVOY JAMES LEMOYNE HANDS A DOCUMENT TO REBEL
COMMANDER PARIS AT A PEACE MEETING IN LOS POZOS.


United Nations secretary-general's Acting Special Adviser for Colombia
James LeMoyne (R) of U.S. hands a document to rebel commander Andres
Paris during a peace meeting in Los Pozos, in Colombia, January 12,
2002. Colombians readied for mass exodus from a Marxist-rebel enclave
early on Saturday as the United Nations kicked off last ditch meetings
aimed at saving three-year-old peace talks before the president orders
an army offensive. Unless LeMoyne strikes an agreement by 2130 hours
with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) the government
will give the rebels 48 hours to vacate their enclave in southern
Colombia before troops move in on Monday. REUTERS/Eliana Aponte