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Monthly Archives: July 2015
Shoe Shiners in Lourdes Park
You can stroll through the paved side of Lourdes Park where the iconic church faces the Carrera 13 and with the exception of those shining shoes or selling mobile phone minutes, at any point within 50 yards in every direction … Continue reading
Sunday Morning Portrait of Bogota’s Avenida Caracas
Days of the week don’t carry any significance before 7am on the Avenida Caracas. Steel shutters are firmly down, padlocks in place, perhaps the only change seen is in the people and the new gangland tags, scrawled and skewed onto … Continue reading
The Colombian Government will walk away from the Negotiating table
An Open Letter to the FARC in Havana, Cuba In your haste and desire to push for a bilateral ceasefire, smelling blood in the water within President Santos’ government, you have done yourselves irreversible damage in the eyes of the … Continue reading
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Tagged causation of colombian conflict, customary international law, dialogos de paz, FARC, guerrillas in Colombia, Havana peace talks, marulanda, matias aldecoa, no mas farc, peace dialogues in colombia, political crime, Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, statute of rome, the Colombian government, transitional justice, truth commission colombia
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