Latin American Weekly Report

16/04/2020 - Colombia’s peace process faces multiple threats

Despite the unilateral ceasefire declared by the Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN), in place since 1 April, the outlook for a reduction in violence in Colombia is not encouraging. The coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has interrupted ‘politics as usual’ in Colombia, but it does not as yet show any signs of interrupting ‘violence as usual’. With much of the population in lockdown and a major recession in the making, there are calls for greater political unity. In line with its own calls for a global ceasefire, the United Nations (UN) has appealed to Colombia to prevent the peace process from becoming “another victim” of the pandemic.

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