Members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, released an army general and two other captives Sunday paving the way for peace negotiations to resume in Cuba.<br/> <br />The talks between Colombian government officials and the Marxist guerrillas were stopped two weeks ago after the general and four others were captured.<br/> <br />Government officials said the hostages' release would prompt members of their team to return to Havana for meetings.<br/> <br />Members of the FARCs team have repeatedly asked for a ceasefire during peace talks, but Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos has continued to say it's out of the question.<br/> <br />At the talks in Havana, the government and the FARC reached a partial agreement on land reform, ending the illegal drugs trade and political participation for demobilized rebels.<br/> <br />Around 200,000 people have been killed in Colombia's 50-year conflict.
