ELN wants to 'leave war behind', say delegates in Cuba The Colombian guerrilla group ELN, the last in Latin America, announces that it has submitted a document to the UN Security Council, the Vatican and the International Committee of the Red Cross asking for the continuation of dialogue with the Colombian government. A dozen members - "between 12 and 15", according to the guerrilla group - of the National Liberation Army (ELN) delegation have been in Cuba since May 2018, the country chosen to host the talks that began in 2017 in Ecuador under then-President Juan Manuel Santos, the architect of a peace agreement with the other infamous Colombian guerrilla group, the FARC. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES