Today, We Must Acknowledge, That War Has

It Was Shameful That, After Haiti, Colombia Was The Second Most Unequal Country In Latin America. But We've Achieved Some Things; The Inequality Is Coming Down, And Coming Down Fast. The Growing Economy Has Provided Us With The Funds To Finance A Very Progressive Social Policy That Has Reduced Extreme Poverty. We Have The Lowest Inflation Rate Of All Latin-america Countries And The Highest Growth Rate.

Colombians Do Not Like The Farc. In Fact, 95 Percent Reject The Farc.

Democracy Is Like Three Oxen Pulling A Plough. The Oxen Are The Independent Powers, But You Have To Walk In The Same Direction; Otherwise, You Cannot Plough And That Is What Was Happening In Colombia. One Ox Was Walking In One Direction, The Other In Another Direction, So The Democracy Was Not Working.

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.

The Fight Against Drug Trafficking By The Colombian Government Has Been Present, And The Americans Themselves Are The First To Recognize That.