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Peace, Democracy, and Human Rights in Colombia

Peace, Democracy, and Human Rights in Colombia

Paperback

Series: Kellogg Institute Democracy and Development

General LawGeneral Political ScienceSouth American History

ISBN10: 0268044090
ISBN13: 9780268044091
Publisher: University of Notre Dame Press
Published: Jan 15 2007
Pages: 470
Weight: 1.38
Height: 0.93 Width: 6.30 Depth: 8.98
Language: English

Colombia is home to the longest-running guerilla war in this hemisphere, a war that has evolved into a multisided conflict. Over forty years ago guerrilla leaders launched their campaign to overthrow the government in the wave of Latin American revolutionary movements. While such movements in other countries from that era have negotiated settlements or suffered defeat, in Colombia two major guerrilla groups soldier on, at times in competition with each other. In the intervening years, these groups have been joined by new antagonists who sometimes strike alliances, though rivalry generally prevails. Drug traffickers, right-wing paramilitary squads, government police units, Colombia's armed forces, and U.S. advisors, among others, have all joined the fray.

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