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The elbow of the MANE?
The lack of clarity of the MANE against the use of violence as a form of struggle is problematic and could be a boomerang for the movement itself.
Read MoreReleive in the Incoder: new air and last sighs
The outgoing director was a scapegoat to hide the lack of concrete progress on the flagship program of the President: return two million hectares to victims. A balance of the inherited problems and challenges that the incoming director and the government as a whole face.
Read MoreThe government’ contradictions in Lleras Act 2.0
The prohibition of retransmission is a more difficult by all involved Lleras 2.0 Act in the era of information.
Read MoreJuan Fernando Jaramillo, an intellectual who knew how to laugh
Founding member of Dejusticia, died last Thursday.
Read MoreIs Act Lleras 2.0 unconstitutional?
After the feast of the Cartagena Summit, comes the hangover.
Read MoreAccess to justice for women victims of gross violations of human rights in the context of armed conflict. Transitional justice.
This paper aims to present a diagnosis of the major barriers to access to justice faced by women victims of gross violations of human rights occurring in the course and development of the Colombian armed conflict and who undertake processes in order to obtain rights enforcement under the criminal proceedings of the Justice and Peace Law (Act 975 of 2005).
Read MoreUribe Velez, drugs, and prohibition.
As the Summit of the Americas could pose a crack to the political consensus in favor of prohibition, some begin to repeat arguments which have been used for decades against any challenge to existing policies.
Read MoreDrugs: regulatory alternative (II)
Prohibition failed because it is unable to control illicit drug supply and causes terrible collateral damage.
Read MoreDrugs, key debate in Summit of the Americas
A possible scenario of legalization will be one of the central themes of the meeting of heads of state next week.
Read MoreLand restitution: achievements, challenges, and gaps
In “Revista de la Mañana”, Nelson Camilo Sánchez referred to the threat of anti-restitution armies faced by peasant leaders.
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