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The political participacion of former members of FARC: A thorny road, but viable

Otorgar, restringir o condicionar el ejercicio de derechos políticos a los ex guerrilleros será parte obligatoria de la transición hacia la vida civil una vez se produzcan los acuerdos de paz. Análisis jurídico, político e histórico. Balas por votos “Todos los procesos de paz exitosos en el mundo llevan a una transformación de los grupos…

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A bittersweet anniversary

Today is the seven-year anniversary of the right to abortion in Colombia. A right in full compliance and, therefore the state has the obligation to guarantee the provision of this service.

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The judge and Firavitova’s widow

I was disciple of Alberto Rojas. A disciple was how the new judge of the Constitutional Court called those who attended his classes of procedural law. “You know who my reflectors are?” asked Rojas during the mendacious radio interview in which he denied the support of Zulema Jattin. “My disciples: I have nothing else.”

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The peace framework and the importance of its controversy

The public debate regarding how to deal with the consequences of the armed conflict and the best ways of overcoming it and not living it again, is perhaps one of the most important discussions that should take place in the country. The negotiation table at Havana and the possible agreements that could be achieved have awakened, therefore, an important and necessary debate. The recently approved constitutional reform known as the legal framework for the peace has also gained attention.

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An unfortunate occupation

The installation of Alberto Rojas as judge of the Constitutional Court, despite the journalistic claim that he might have appropriated the compensation of a widow due to the death of her husband, is unfortunate for the country, for the Court, for the Government, and especially for Rojas himself, whose legitimacy remains at stake.

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