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partisan National Liberation Army (ELN) and the government of Colombia resumed this Monday peace dialogue in Caracas, Venezuela, where representatives of both delegations meet, in the presence of ointernational observers, to resume this process, suspended since 2018.
On behalf of the Colombian Executive, the negotiating team is chaired by Otti Patinoformer partisan close to President Gustavo Petro, Israel Ramireznicknamed “Pablo Beltran”, leads the delegation THEN in this process, which includes Venezuela as a guarantor country.
In a joint statement, the parties agreed “to resume with full political and ethical will the process of political dialogue”, understood as a demand for “rural and urban areas suffering from violence and exclusion”.
“Build the World”
Both parties pledged to “build a world based on democracy with justice, with tangible, urgent and necessary changes” that will result from the negotiations.
All this, continues the statement that was read moderator to journalists, “ensuring the greatest possible and effective participation” of society, “giving priority to sectors that have historically been marginalized and abandoned for a dignified present and future, with full rights and genuine democracy.”
Same way Government and THEN believe that “building the world, as public policytranscends temporality”, for this reason they will favor “permanent and verifiable commitments that instill confidence in a new culture of peace based on real change that overcomes political violence and its causes”.
The parties thanked Venezuelawhich also sent greetings as a host country, and Norway and Cuba equally as guarantors of the countries that read out another statement in which they confirm their support for the process.
Similarly, they assured that they would embrace “the core and imperative values in the modern world”, including “respect for all forms of life and their dignity”.
“We are aware of the need to respond to various aspects of collective life, which implies our responsibility to care for the planet,” the joint statement said.
(As reported by EFE)
Source: RPP
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