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Envisioning the Future in Colombia
In the sun-scorched desert of La Guajira Peninsula on the northern border of Colombia, a girl walks along the dirt road to her “rancheria”,...
Life made simpler and sustainable among vulnerable communities in Colombia
Fishermen who make their living from the Cauca River in the south of Colombia have had their daily task made easier by adapting their...
The Collapse of Venezuela and Its Impact on the Region
In May 2017, as the number killed during protests against the regime of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela climbed toward 40, and with more than...
FARC’s deep roots. A brief introduction to FARC’s origins
“ T here is more repression of individual freedom here that in any other country we’ve been to, the police patrol the streets carrying...
South American future from Obama to Trump
Due to Donald Trump’s victory in the Presidential election this November North American foreign policy will experience radical changes. The new government creates hopes...
The Battle of Weapons Ends as the Battle of Ideas Begins
The world’s longest continuous conflict, between the Government of Colombia and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (in Spanish – Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de...
Capital Market Reforms Needed To Boost Colombia’s Growth
A new World Economic Forum white paper highlights the key obstacles that prevent the further development of deep and liquid capital markets in Colombia,...
President Santos Warns of Return to War if Peace Agreement is Voted Down
If the peace agreement that the government of Colombia has negotiated with armed revolutionaries is voted down by the Colombian people, the country would...
The Domino Effect at the South of the Border — A Geopolitical Scenario
Background It is December 2017. In six months, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto is about to leave office. After the Marihuana regularization revolution,...