In the years I have been writing this column, I have never received such vicious comments as when I talk about the rights of the LGBTI population: when the homophobia of his school extinguished Sergio Urrego's life, or when same-sex couples stopped being second-class citizens and were able to marry in civil unions or marriage.

This bill currently under review in Congress does not seem to prevent actions against peaceful coexistence, but does legalize the stigmatization of some populations.

Neither the land restitution jurisdiction, nor the complaintants who Cabal calls "lazy criminals that don't like to work," nor much less the vulnerable rural workers that occupy the requested pieces of land.