KnowraNational Front (Colombia)Linked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to National Front (Colombia), each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 2Related 9Narrower topic 2Colombian Conservative PartyRelated: The party entered a formal arrangement with its Liberal rival to end partisan competition for national office.Colombian Liberal PartyRelated: The arrangement ended major partisan conflict but restricted competition between the historic parties.La ViolenciaBroader topic: The pact ended direct party competition for national office while excluding other political forces.FARCRelated: Exclusion of other political movements formed part of the context for armed opposition.BogotazoRelated: The partisan violence surrounding the Bogotazo formed part of the history behind elite power-sharing.Colombian conflictRelated: Exclusion of other political movements became one grievance cited by insurgent groups.Laureano GómezNarrower topic: It arose from negotiations to end partisan rule and violence after Gómez’s period.Alberto Lleras CamargoBroader topic: Lleras’s 1958–1962 presidency opened the National Front’s planned rotation of power.César GaviriaRelated: Its legacy shaped the party system and political constraints Gaviria sought to reform.Gustavo Rojas PinillaRelated: The parties’ agreement followed Rojas’s ouster and excluded his political movement from ordinary competition.Manuel MarulandaRelated: Its restricted political competition formed part of the setting in which armed opposition persisted.Luis Carlos GalánNarrower topic: Its legacy of restricted competition shaped the party system Galán sought to reform.History of ColombiaRelated: It ended much partisan warfare while restricting political competition and excluding alternatives.