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Colombia more secure, but democratically weak

Colombia more secure, but democratically weak

In blocking Alvaro Uribe’s second re-election referendum, the Constitutional Court showed the strength of Colombia’s democratic institutions, but democracy in the country is weaker than it seems.

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Uribe and the stock market

Uribe and the stock market

As the Uribe era comes to an end, history will judge whether or not his time in power radically changed the future of our nation. However, it is indisputable that the Colombian stock market and its investors will be eternally grateful for his work as president.

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CARTOON: Women

CARTOON: Women

March is when Colombian women are treated with special care.

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Colombia's politicians: Dynasties, paramilitaries and celebrities

Colombia's politicians: Dynasties, paramilitaries and celebrities

The candidates in Colombia' upcoming congressional elections are bad news for democracy. Votes will be divided between neo-paramilitary candidates, dynastic politicians, celebrity candidates, and finally the honest politicians - an endangered group.

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Colombia’s illegitimate Congress

Colombia’s illegitimate Congress

As the congressional elections draw near, it is already clear that they will be riddled with fraud and corruption. The next generation of Colombian leaders will likely include more than a handful of crooks and criminals.

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Is there life after Uribe?

Is there life after Uribe?

Guaranteeing fairness and good practice in Colombia’s upcoming congressional and presidential elections is a matter of political urgency, which requires vigilance by citizens and the media, and the use of new technologies.

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Why is Colombia such a violent society?

Why is Colombia such a violent society?

President Uribe's time in power has been a period of huge advances for Colombia. But as his rule finally comes to an end, the fact remains that Uribe has failed to cleanse the country of para-politicians, narco-trafficking thugs and money-laundering crooks - Colombia's deeply ingrained culture of violence and corruption, which the next president will have to face.

 

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