Video / Latin America & Caribbean 19 October 2017 1 minute Peace and Coca Compete in Colombia's Periphery One of the most pressing security threats in Colombia following the signing of the the FARC peace agreement is fighting between armed groups trying to gain control over territories and illegal business, such as coca production, previously dominated by the FARC. In this video, Senior Analyst for Colombia Kyle Johnson and Latin America Program Director Ivan Briscoe highlight main findings of Crisis Group's report Colombia’s Armed Groups and the Fight for the Spoils of Peace. Share Facebook Twitter Email Linkedin Whatsapp Save Print Loading Video Peace and Coca Compete in Colombia's Periphery Senior Analyst for Colombia Kyle Johnson and Latin America Program Director Ivan Briscoe highlight Colombia's most pressing security threats after the FARC peace agreement was signed. CRISIS GROUP Related Tags More for you Report / Latin America & Caribbean In the Shadow of “No”: Peace after Colombia’s Plebiscite Also available in Also available in Español Statement / Latin America & Caribbean Colombia’s FARC Ends its 53-year Insurgency Also available in Also available in Español