Connect to share and comment  Colombia's FARC rebels call on
government to bring ELN into talks   By Nelson Acosta  HAVANA
(Reuters) - Colombia's FARC rebels, the country's biggest
insurgent group, called on Tuesday for the government to broaden
peace talks to include its smaller counterpart known as the ELN,
a day after the two groups announced they would work more
closely together.  Colombia's government has been in peace
negotiations in Cuba with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of
Colombia, or FARC, since November in the hope of ending five
decades of war.  The government has said it was willing to talk
with the ELN, or National Liberation Army, but separately from
the FARC.  "We are talking about involving them in the dialogue
and that they become part of the discussions," said Pablo
Catatumbo, one of the FARC negotiators at the talks in Cuba's
capital, Havana.  Catatumbo told reporters the ELN could join
the FARC's negotiations with the government which deal with
issues including disarmament, land reform