Colombians in show of support for peace negotiationsPublished10 April 2013Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingImage caption, Tens of thousands of Colombians took to the streets of the capital Bogota on Tuesday to march for peace and show their support for negotiations under way between the government and left-wing Farc rebels to end almost 50 years of conflict.Image caption, The march was scheduled for the National Day of Memory and Solidarity with Victims of Violence, which traditionally begins with a military ceremony honouring the fallen.Image caption, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos (in white) joined the march for peace which was led by soldiers injured in the line of duty.Image caption, Afro-Colombian dance troupes said they wanted to turn the day into a celebration of peace.Image caption, Marchers were entertained by children dancing the traditional "joropo", popular in the Colombian plains.Image caption, But among the celebrations there were also some who were angry that the disappearances and killings of many victims have gone unpunished.Image caption, Indigenous groups, which are often caught in the crossfire between the security forces and left-wing rebels, also took part in marches in the city of Medellin.More on this storyThousands march for Colombian peacePublished10 April 2013Farc: Peace talks are acceleratingPublished25 January 2013Colombia warns Farc over trucePublished19 January 2013