Por:
Jairo Augusto Mejía Álvarez
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Fecha:
2020
The peace process in Colombia, an issue as important as complicated, polarizing llke no other, that which can be seen as a beacon of hope or as a complicated problem for the State and in particular for the victims.
To give an objective view of the matter, we decided to take a brief look at fundamental concepts as a victim, which is the central basis of the agreement and concepts that precede it as damage and others that arise from it, such as reparation, all this within the framework conceptual of transitional justice, which is that special feature of this agreement.
Experiences of agreements that emerged in other latitudes will be observed, which, although presented in different contexts than ours, could serve as a guide in several aspects, but there we will realize that ours is excessively ambitious.
Finally, we will see the specific case of this system, from the normative, jurisprudential, practical and a series of data that will give an account, that beyond having signed "the best possible agreement, it was possible to make a better agreement or at least one that can be fulfilled and protect victims in a real way, as a form of effective, real and verifiable justice.