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Consensus and Conflict: Government and Opposition

Mauricio García Villegas analyzes how a healthy democracy fortifies the social consensus and polarizes political conflicts. In Colombia, the armed conflict has impeded a strong consensus be formed and that a patronage system of the politics has created more of a business than a confrontation of programs. But this is changing; Mauricio believes that for a country that is so healthy that a consensus about the refusal of the use of violence exists as a conflicts solution mechanism, two democratic and political current events that are opposed are clarified.

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