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BackZehn Jahre nach dem Friedensvertrag in Kolumbien: Was ist vom Frieden geblieben?
Zehn Jahre nach dem Friedensvertrag in Kolumbien: Was ist vom Frieden geblieben?
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Zehn Jahre nach dem Friedensvertrag in Kolumbien: Was ist vom Frieden geblieben?

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Zehn Jahre nach dem Friedensvertrag zwischen der kolumbianischen Regierung und der Farc-Guerilla spricht Rosa Emilia Salamanca, Gründerin und Direktorin der Organisation CIASE, über den aktuellen Stand des Friedens in Kolumbien und dessen Bedeutung für sie.

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Im September 2016 unterzeichneten die kolumbianische Regierung und die Farc-Guerilla einen Friedensvertrag, um den jahrzehntelangen bewaffneten Konflikt zu beenden.

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Ende September 2016 unterzeichneten Kolumbiens Regierung und die Farc-Guerilla einen Friedensvertrag. Was davon geblieben ist? Rosa Emilia Salamanca ist Gründerin und Direktorin der Organisation CIASE (Corporación de Investigación y Acción Social y Económica), die sich seit 20 Jahren in Kolumbien für Dialog, friedliche Konfliktlösungen und die Rechte von Frauen engagiert. Hier spricht sie darüber, was Frieden für sie bedeutet.

DIE ZEIT: Frau Salamanca, vor zehn Jahren haben die kolumbianische Regierung und die Farc-Guerilla einen Friedensvertrag unterzeichnet. Ist das Land seither friedlicher geworden?

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  • Wie vollständig wurde der Friedensvertrag umgesetzt?
  • Welche Herausforderungen bleiben für die langfristige Friedenssicherung in Kolumbien?
  • Wie haben sich die Lebensbedingungen für die Zivilbevölkerung, insbesondere für Frauen, seit dem Vertrag verändert?

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PeopleRosa Emilia Salamanca
OrganizationsCIASE (Corporación de Investigación y Acción Social y Económica)kolumbianische RegierungFarc-Guerilla
PlacesKolumbien
Topicskolumbienfarcrosa emilia salamancaciasefriedenkonfliktlösung
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