Connect to share and comment  Santos: If talks with FARC make no
progress, they're finished   Bogota, Feb 23 (EFE).- Colombian
President Juan Manuel Santos said Saturday that if peace talks
with the FARC make no progress, "we're getting up from the
negotiating table," adding that the guerrillas will not get the
truce they are asking for.  "In the measure that we make
progress, we'll be satisfied. If we don't make progress, we're
getting up from the negotiating table. I hope we keep going
forward but meanwhile the rules of the game are very clear.
There's not going to be a truce here of any kind," Santos told
reporters after a meeting with leaders and inhabitants of Santa
Barbara municipality in Antioquia province.  On Friday the
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, through its
maximum leader "Timochenko" or "Timoleon Jimenez," criticized
the Colombian government for giving land to peasants that had
supposedly been taken over by rebels, which, he said, made it
look very doubtful that Santos is genu