Colombia’s peace agreement is in shreds
Defenseless civilians are under siege. As of October 1, 2018, 343 social leaders and human rights defenders had been assassinated over the course of 18 months
Peculiar aspect of Irish Peace Process revealed
“The Negotiators Cookbook” written by former Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams shed light on a peculiar aspect of the Irish Peace Process
Colombia – UN Security Council optimistic despite sustained campaign of assassination
The recent peace agreement with the FARC seeking to end a conflict ongoing since at least the 60's that has left an estimated 260,000 people dead and over 60,000 missing was signed off by former President Juan Manuel Santos
As Colombia’s peace process falters, scores of social activists are being killed
Colombia, one of the most dangerous nations for human rights activists, has attempted to halt its 50-year armed conflict through a complex peace process that began in 2012
Gustavo Petro, Colombian Former Guerilla & Leftist Who Mounted Historic Campaign for Presidency
Democracy Now! spoke to Gustavo Petro, who placed second in this year’s presidential race, receiving 8 million votes in his attempt to become Colombia’s first leftist president
Los hechos hablarán por Iván Duque
No sería la primera vez en la historia que el ascenso de las mafias se entrelaza con gobiernos de extrema derecha. El tiempo nos mostrará bien de prisa la verdadera condición de Duque
#TheyAreKillingUs: 5 keys to understanding the systematic murder of social leaders in Colombia
Colombian society took to the streets last weekend to demand an end to the killings and an investigation into the murders of more than 311 social leaders since January 2016
COLOMBIA ELIGE NUEVO PRESIDENTE
Desde hace décadas apenas diez familias de la vieja oligarquía, y sus círculos de influencia cercanos, han monopolizado la Presidencia de la República colombiana
Women of faith and the Northern Ireland peace process: breaking the silence
Mairead Maguire, Betty Williams and other members of the “Peace People’ are well-known, but the actions of other groups of Catholic and Protestant women are not
