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Total Peace advances after illicit crop substitution agreement with CNEB armed group - justice for colombia
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The Minister of Justice, Eduardo Montealegre, said Tuesday that no armed group will be left in impunity during the total peace process of the Petro government. “This will not be a process of blind forgiveness, but of balance between peace and justice,” he declared during the possession of new deputy ministers in his portfolio. Montealegre announced that on July 20 he will present the statute that will fully develop the policy of total peace. Thi…
Eduardo Montealegre, Minister of Justice. Photo: MinJusticia On July 20, the Petro government will lay before Congress the bills that will establish the legal foundations of the policy of “total peace”, one of the main bets of President Gustavo Petro. This is what the Minister of Justice, Eduardo Montealegre, announced, who explained that the so-called “statutes” will contain two essential pillars to advance in overcoming the armed conflict and …
Total Peace advances after illicit crop substitution agreement with CNEB armed group - justice for colombia
The government’s Total Peace strategy has made another important advance after an agreement with armed group the National Coordinator of the Bolivarian Army (CNEB) over the voluntary removal of illicit coca plantations – the base ingredient for cocaine – and their replacement with legal alternative crops in southern Colombia. Although the proposals were announced some months ago, a concrete plan is now in place to implement the agreement. Total …
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