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Humberto de la Calle, exjefe negociador del Acuerdo de Paz con las Farc, asegura que la falta de implementación de lo negociado en La Habana derivó en los índices de violencia que actualmente golpean a Colombia. Afirma que el grueso de ese fenómeno lo causó la política de paz total del expresidente Gustavo Petro.

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00:00Dr. Duque got himself elected against the agreement.
00:05Let's just say that means I'm not deceiving Colombians.
00:12We wasted a lot of time with the objections he presented to the JEP.
00:15However, I do acknowledge that Duque made a good part of the investment
00:20In the so-called territorial development plans, it was achieved and done.
00:24In other words, Duque did not completely turn his back on the agreement.
00:27I admit that, and recently Dr. Duque said that the great enemy of the agreement
00:32It had been drug trafficking, and there's some truth to that.
00:35The case of Dr. Petro seems different to me because Petro was campaigning.
00:40He said he would fulfill his promise completely, his exact words.
00:43I will strictly comply with the Havana agreement, but that didn't happen.
00:47He downplayed it, said it was a small peace, and destroyed the organizational chart.
00:53The agencies in charge of reintegration got involved in something
00:56very languid and gave me what I called total peace there,
01:00which was the tragic mistake for Colombia, lacking methodology,
01:05without really any preparation.
01:08Tables began to appear, conversing with a number of criminals,
01:13Unilateral ceasefires were declared by the State.
01:17Anyway, then it seems to me that the big spike in violence figures
01:21It is the result of the failure of total peace.
01:24I am also aware that the JEP is susceptible to some criticism.
01:29The JEP is the fundamental pillar of the agreement because that is where transitional justice is processed.
01:37But first, there have been many delays, and second, there is said to be a huge bureaucratic red tape.
01:43Third, I think there is a strategic element.
01:46But for us, the issue of truth, which I know is essential for the victims,
01:51What we said is, the Colombians' thirst for the complete truth.
01:56It should be done by a truth commission.
01:58That commission has no legal effect.
02:01The legal aspects must be handled by the special jurisdiction.
02:04with enough truth for convictions.
02:08And I could have done that a long time ago.
02:10And then, of course, the JEP ended up repeating the work of the truth commission,
02:16turning every process into a desire for absolute truth
02:20when that was not the mandate he was given.

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