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More about Jamundí
Recalls the limitations indicated by the Constitutional Court about the military statute, those that were apparently not taken into account in the judge’s decision to send the Jamundí case to military justice.
Read MoreThe hope for a system of effective international rules based on competence is trifling
It’s evident that rich countries worry about the uncertain future. Nevertheless, in spite of the dangers that exist for peace and survival, it is almost impossible that they are capable of changing a system based on the unequal competence for one of cooperation.
Read MoreThe Judicial Protection of Rights and The Constitution
This article is offered in defense of the progresses that the Constitution of 1991 made regarding judicial protection of human rights.
Read MoreZidane’s Head-butt
Comments on the implications of Zidane’s head-butts in his election as World’s Best Footballer.
Read MoreTastes and the National Identity
The author emphasizes that our nationality is closely connected with consumer goods, and as a result our national identity is transient and negligible.
Read MoreA Constitution of Diversity
One of the large successes of the Constitution of 1991 was to surpass an exclusive, homogenizing, and normative order, so that it could build a more inclusive, diverse, and plural society.
Read MoreSuggestions for The National Development Plan
This document is the product of collaborative research regarding The National Development Plan of Colombia. Specifically, it calls for further development of the section on the National Program for Administrative Reparations for the victims of criminal atrocities in the context of armed conflict.
Read MoreAn ethical question
The right to life is absolute according to the Catholic Church in the debate related to the abortion. Professor Diego López questions if certain forms of analysis benefit-cost are not also against this moral doctrine.
Read MoreThe End of the Law of Justice and Peace? The law of 975 to 2006 after the Failure of the Constitutional Court
The research laid forth in this book addresses the practical implications of The Law 975 of 2006 on the process of peace negotiations between the Colombian government and paramilitary groups. Due to the fact that the sentence from the Constitutional Court, which is responsible for the revisions of the law, was announced after this book was at the press, the book reflects partial look since the complete text of the ruling is still not known. Recognizing this constraint, the investigation is based on press releases, journals and analysis from Non-Governmental Organizations.
Read MoreGuaranteeing Access to Free Primary Education
This document addresses the complex and controversial topic of universal access to primary education in the district of Bogotá, Colombia. Rather than attempting to review the multitude of issues and divergent perspectives regarding this issue, the author focuses primarily on the duty of the judicial system of Colombia to takes the appropriate steps to guarantee access to free primary education.
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