At least eight people were killed and 20 injured in a bomb attack on Saturday (December 7) in a village in southern Colombia that the military blamed on left-wing FARC guerrillas who have been engaged in peace talks with the government for the last year.<br/> <br />Military sources told Reuters rebel fighters from the FARC, or Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, launched hand-made missiles into a house serving as an army and police base in the municipality of Inza in Cauca province, a region known for a strong guerrilla presence.<br/> <br />Five soldiers, one police officer and two civilians were killed in the attack that reduced several buildings to rubble.<br/> <br />Santos initiated peace talks with the FARC in Cuba late last year, a decision that has won cautious support from Colombians desperate for peace after five decades of war while angering those who fear FARC leaders will never face punishment.<br/> <br />Santos announced last month he would run in presidential elections next May, a campaig
