Summary: The Fuerzas Armadas De Colombia

Throughout history, civil right movements express different approaches to strive toward a just society. The approaches alter the effectiveness and outcome of the resistance, but major ethical questions arise when analyzing the reasoning behind Socrates decision to accept the death penalty. As a society, the consensus of how one views making changes matters. It is these choices that affect everyone's lives under the ruling of a just or unjust government. And the outcome of movement showcases the effectiveness of tactics. Creating a society where every individual has the ability to act despite social, economic, racial, or any other factor starts with considering the success of movements in the past. Authors such as Howard Zinn, Martin Luther

The Conservatives, also known as Los Conservadores was a historical, political party located in Panama. During the war, both parties were given weapons from other countries, for example: Guatemala, El Salvador and Nicaragua. The Conservatives had modern weapons while the liberals had rusty old weapons. Although they had differences of weapons and politics, the war also stopped a large part of the Colombian Government’s income. One major cause of this was because since the war was going on; they fought on coffee plantations in Colombia and damaged a lot of it. Coffee plantations have always brought Colombia an great amount of income and they damaged a lot of it. Since so much damage was done all around Colombia what little money that the

Additionally, they provided low level social services to villages, including medical services and schooling. The group funded their efforts by kidnapping members of wealthy families and demanding ransom. By 1970, FARC militants were heavily involved in drug trafficking that enabled them to accumulate large amounts of wealth and weapons. In the early 1980s, the FARC and the Colombian government began peace talks with the goal of reaching a mutual agreement of disarmament of and a change in land reform policy in the

Even though there is talk of peace between the state and the leaders of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (known by its Spanish acronym, FARC)” (Maddiloni 2009) , the country’s largest insurgent group which halted the violence in 2016, FARC remains active, and many of the smaller groups that are off shoots and fragments still cause havoc in Columbian cities. This process faces many challenges, including widespread public concern that the peace deal offers too much leniency to offenders of violence. But the deal’s backers are hopeful that the early phases of demobilization, which are already underway, will lead to a sustainable

During the 1930s, America had entered a time of economic need. By the 1950s, the nation had completely evolved and was now one of the most wealthy societies in the world. This drastic changed was influenced by multiple actions carried out by the state, leaders in industry, the labor movement, and the Cold War. Unfortunately, not all Americans benefitted from the shift from economic Depression into the prosperous society that America would become.

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In 1929, at the command of the banana organizations, around 1,000 striking banana laborers and their families were slaughtered by Colombian troops. The political shakiness that took after still torments the South American country today, and is partly to blame for the uncontrolled fear based oppression and drug related wrongdoing that makes Colombia such an unsafe place. Comparable events, with comparative outcomes, happened in Honduras, Panama, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and different nations in Central and South America in the vicinity of 1900 and the 1970s.

The Guerilla Armies of F.A.R.C and E.L.N are detriments to this country. Involved in violence and alarming amounts of kidnappings and attacks, these groups are incredibly dangerous, any more growth or spread of their influence is threatening. The challenges with these organizations this including major drug cartels like Pablo Escobar’s Medellin is that abundant military enforcement is not likely to succeed. These organizations large profit margin and overall wealth. New groups can form and cause problems, not to mention these groups far more integrated into Colombian

The effect of the FARC’s narco-terrorist objectives have proven detrimental for the destabilized Colombian government, economic instability, terrorism, exploitation, extortion and tax evasion has produce a vast underground economy (McLean, 2005). Further, actions implemented by the United States, at periods has only heightened tensions, cocoa eradication fashioned a damaging second wave of negative consequences as unintended alliances were formed, economies disrupted and primary income sources were destroyed (McLean, 2005). Alas, the Colombian governments failures to procure a legitimate sovereign existence has funnelled them towards the birth of a narco-state, evolving out of governmental and financial corruption. Though weak governments are unable to prevent the procurement of these organisations, FARC resistance towards a legitimate government, resulted in the involvement of the U.S (Haupt, 2009). Extraterritorial interference from the U.S destabilized Colombia’s international stature. Colombia’s tenuous failures to exercise effective sovereignty upon the

The nation of Colombia is just beginning to wrap up a civil war between the

"We explicitly recognise that our actions have affected civilians at different times and under different circumstances throughout the conflict," Pablo Atrato, a FARC leader, said (“Colombia’s”). The armed conflict in Colombia is between the Colombian government and the paramilitary group FARC as well as other paramilitary groups. This internal war has been has been going on for fifty years now. It has had a very big effect on Colombia. The armed conflict with FARC has affected Colombia through displacement of population, economic problems, and psychological impact on the people.

Colombia is considered a 3rd world country because of the abundant poverty. People living in poverty have no running water, electricity or any food and water. Some of the families in this situation are involved in drug trafficking and violence because its their last resource. Drug trade is a way for someone to get a large amount of cash all at one time and they lean on this to make money to live off of. They don't have a home or much shelter to live in so these families are having to build structures on other people's property. Families living in poverty don't have access to healthcare, pension benefits, and education making it even harder to break out of the cycle of poverty.

e peace process in Colombia is a topic that has been very polemic in our country and in the whole world. It is basically because of the ideology war between the people who defend justice and the people who want peace in Colombia without caring about the price. FARC is a group that has disturbed the tranquility in our country for decades, and it’s now that a president wants to do something to get our piece back by talks in La Habana and Oslo. In the past years, the government of Álvaro Uribe made them to calm a little bit with attacks to the civilians, because Uribe refused to let them do whatever they wanted and fought them with fire, giving them a taste of their own medicine. When Uribe’s period ended, he helped with the campaign of his friend

Overtime, the FARC numbers swelled from a few dozen fighters to a few thousand fighters. In order to fund their 50 year fight against the Colombian government, the FARC has turned to kidnapping, extortion and drug trafficking (BBC News.)

Colombia is a Latin American country located in South America that has been ravaged by violence, starvation, and large-scale inequality between higher and lower classes. The chaos in Colombia has been between rebel forces and the government and has lasted for over fifty years. These rebel forces have fought to achieve their Liberalist lead goals of overthrowing the current democratic government of Colombia and replacing it with a communist government. La Violencia was the main contributor to the conflict between the resistance fighters of Colombia and the Colombian government that has brought on violence and terror from the violent actions between the Liberal and Conservative parties in the 1950’s. , which has directly brought on the violence and terror from the guerrilla groups.