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History in the making in Colombia: Agreement about justice and reparations for victims

The word “historic” is used quite a bit these days. And yet, the agreement reached between the Colombian government and … More

Alvaro Uribe, FARC, Juan Manuel Santos, negotiations, peace, peace negotiations, transitional justice

Clarifying the past: Colombia’s big step forward at peace negotiations

Colombia will create a truth commission. The Colombian government and the left-wing guerrilla FARC decided on 4 June 2015 to … More

Colombia, Conflict, FARC, no-repetition, peace, peace negotiations, truth commission

Why peace is ideological in Colombia

Peace is not aspired by everyone in Colombia, despite the fact that the country is living in historic times to … More

Alvaro Uribe, Colombia, Conflict, Ivan Zuluaga, Juan Manuel Santos, peace, peace negotiations

Decision between war and peace in Colombia

The first round in the Colombian presidential elections brought the two favorites into a run-off that will take place on … More

Colombia, Colombian presidential elections, elections 2014, FARC, Ivan Zuluaga, Juan Manuel Santos, peace and war, peace negotiations, tied race
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Colombia on the crossroads after parliamentary elections

It was an exciting race in front of the screen. On Sunday, 32.8 million Colombians had to the chance to … More

Colombia, Elections, FARC, Havana, parliamentary elections, peace negotiations, Santos, Uribe

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