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The 19 pages that link to Colombian conflict, each with the reason it gives.

• FARCNarrower topic: FARC’s history unfolded within this wider conflict.

• ColombiaNarrower topic: It is the broader struggle that links insurgency, state violence, displacement, and peace negotiations.

• Colombian peace processNarrower topic: The peace process sought to end this wider and evolving conflict.

• National Front (Colombia)Narrower topic: The pact reduced elite party conflict but did not end wider armed violence.

• BogotazoNarrower topic: The Bogotazo belongs to the conflict’s contested historical origins, not its sole cause.

• Jorge Eliécer GaitánNarrower topic: The political violence intensified after Gaitán’s death forms part of the conflict’s historical background.

• Plan ColombiaNarrower topic: Plan Colombia was designed amid this conflict and became part of its military dynamics.

• 2016 Colombian peace agreementNarrower topic: The agreement addressed the government’s conflict with FARC within this wider, continuing history of violence.

• Álvaro UribeNarrower topic: Uribe’s presidency pursued a major military escalation within this wider conflict.

• Pablo EscobarNarrower topic: Escobar’s cartel violence intersected with a wider conflict among armed groups and the state.

• Juan Manuel SantosNarrower topic: Santos’s presidency sought to end the conflict’s longest-running insurgency.

• Manuel MarulandaNarrower topic: Marulanda’s FARC became one of the conflict’s longest-running and most consequential insurgent forces.

• Andrés Pastrana ArangoNarrower topic: The conflict’s escalation framed both Pastrana’s peace initiative and security policies.

• Timoleón JiménezNarrower topic: Jiménez’s leadership and political transition belong to the conflict’s broader history.

• History of ColombiaNarrower topic: It links insurgency, state violence, illicit economies, and civilian suffering across generations.