The New Colombian Congress and its Implications for the Peace Agreement Jose Camargo Mar 27, 2018 Plaza Bolivar - Bogotá, Colombia, where the National Capitol that hosts Colombian Congress is located. Photo…
MIR Meets EP 4: José Camargo Benjamin Aloi Mar 14, 2018 Meet MIR writer José Camargo and learn more about his ongoing blog, Colombian Peace Watch Directed by Sam Duke…
No Peace Without Inclusion: Indigenous and Afro-Descendant Circumscriptions in… Jose Camargo Mar 11, 2018 Today, Colombian citizens will be able to vote for Congress. In Colombia, Congress is constituted by a Senate and a…
The ELN: The Biggest Colombian Guerrilla of 2018 Jose Camargo Feb 7, 2018 On February 1, 2018, the National Political Council of the FARC released a statement in which they claimed that…
Implementation of the Colombian Peace Agreement: An Introduction Jose Camargo Jan 24, 2018 Featured Photo by Gloria Ortega Pérez On September 26 2016, the Colombian government and the guerrilla…
The Commission of Truth: Seeking Colombia’s Reconciliation Jose Camargo Dec 6, 2017 It has been a little over a year since the Colombian government and guerrilla group FARC-EP signed a Peace…
Tumaco Massacre: A Red Alert Threatening the Colombian Peace Agreement Jose Camargo Oct 30, 2017 On October 5, 2017, police allegedly assassinated at least 8 people and left at least 20 wounded in a massacre in…
From Warring to Wary: Colombia in the Aftermath of Its Historic Peace Deal Rachel Nirenberg Sep 28, 2017 In August 2016, President Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia had an announcement to make to the people of Colombia and…
Theatre as a Device for Reconciliation in War-Torn Colombia Jose Camargo Sep 23, 2017 Editor's Note: This article includes direct interviews with cast members of Victus: La Memoria, many of whom are…
Too FARC Gone? Garima Karia Jun 30, 2017 Sixty years, 220,000 deaths, seven million displacements and one failed referendum later, the Colombian people…