There Are Times For Making War And

It's In The Interest Of The U.s. To Maintain A Strong Democracy In Colombia.

More Than 70 Percent Of Colombians Want Peace. The Rest Are Afraid Of The Price To Be Paid. But Even They Will Realize That Their Worst Fears Will Not Come True. I'm Quite Optimistic That Colombians Do Back An Agreement With The Farc.

For Many Years, They Said The Drug Lords In Colombia Were Unbeatable, But All The Same, We've Eliminated All The Big Capos (as The Drug Lords Are Called In Colombia). The Homicide Rate Is As Low As It Was 40 Years Ago And The Kidnapping Rate Has Dropped To The Level Of 1964. Now We'll Be Able To Bring Down The Street Criminals Specializing In Extortion And Robbery.

Where Do You Draw The Line Between Peace And Justice? If You Ask The Victims, They Want More Justice; If You Ask The Potential Victims, They Want More Peace.

A Perfect Peace Is Not Possible; It Doesn't Exist.