KnowraColombian peace processLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Colombian peace process, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 2Related 6Narrower topic 5Transitional justiceBroader topic: Its special tribunal and victim-centered provisions link peace-making with accountability.AmnestyRelated: Its framework excludes amnesty for certain grave crimes while offering other forms of conditional accountability.CeasefireRelated: A bilateral ceasefire during negotiations helped prepare the ground for a wider settlement.Colombian Conservative PartyRelated: Conservative leaders have taken differing positions on peace agreements, making conflict resolution a recurring party debate.Álvaro UribeNarrower topic: Uribe favored military pressure over negotiated settlement with FARC during his presidency.Colombian conflictBroader topic: It converted decades of war between the state and FARC into a negotiated settlement.Juan Manuel SantosNarrower topic: His presidency became the defining period of negotiations with FARC.Manuel MarulandaRelated: Marulanda’s legacy remains central to debates over whether armed struggle could yield political change.Virgilio Barco VargasNarrower topic: His government’s negotiations with guerrilla groups formed part of this longer effort.Belisario BetancurNarrower topic: Betancur made negotiated peace a central aim of his government.Iván DuqueNarrower topic: Duque inherited the agreement and made its implementation a central, disputed part of his presidency.Timoleón JiménezRelated: Jiménez headed the FARC delegation that negotiated the end of the insurgency.History of ColombiaRelated: The 2016 agreement marked a major attempt to turn a long conflict toward political settlement.