Latin America & Caribbean / Comment
Colombia: more doubts than certainties
10/10/2005 By Carlos Malamud
The political moment Colombia is currently living is marked by the existence of a great number of doubts about its near future, whose resolution may, in any case, make the country's evolution clearer.
If no progress can be made in the negotiation process, the only solution to stop terrorism and crime is the military way out, which could defeat the illegal groups and offer the possibility of bringing them before a court to be judged for the crimes committed.
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Keywords
Colombia Conflict Conflict resolution Democratic controlBio author: Carlos Malamud
PhD in History of America (with honours) by the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. He is currently Lecturer of Latin American History at the Contemporary History Department of the UNED. He is Deputy Director of the Latin American Electoral Observatory. He contributes to several Spanish publications specializing in international relations.
