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El magistrado Alejandro Ramelli Arteaga, presidente de la Jurisdicción Especial para la Paz (JEP), insistió en entrevista con El Espectador en su llamado al presidente Abelardo de la Espriella a que conversen, “en el marco de separación de poderes y el respeto por la autonomía judicial”, sobre el futuro de la justicia transicional. Dijo que, en un escenario de desfinanciación de esa instancia, las grandes afectadas serán las víctimas.

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00:00My invitation to talk with him still stands. I invited him a long time ago, and I never received a response.
00:06But we remain, as I said, within the framework of the Constitution, willing to have that informed dialogue.
00:13within a framework of respect. And above all, my invitation is for the victims to think.
00:20Think about the victims. This isn't a fight with the JEP (Special Jurisdiction for Peace), it's a fight where those who will come out are the ones who will suffer.
00:25losing,
00:25As always, they have come out on the losing end in this country; they are the victims.
00:28So, this isn't about who wins or who loses. I know exactly who's going to lose.
00:33And it's not us. We continue working as judges with what we have and with what we can.
00:38But the biggest losers in all of this are going to be the victims.

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