Las grandes dificultades de la reparación administrativa de las víctimas de la violencia en Colombia: algunos comentarios respecto a la implementación del decreto 1290 de 2008
This articles aims to review how the Colombian government has been developing its public policy on the reparation of victims in the armed conflict, through the mechanism of administrative reparation, which was chosen by the administration of the ex-president, Álvaro Uribe and defined in Decree 1290...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana
2011
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| Source: | Revista Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Políticas, ISSN 0120-3886, Nº. 115, 2011, pags. 451-497 |
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This articles aims to review how the Colombian government has been developing its public policy
on the reparation of victims in the armed conflict, through the mechanism of administrative
reparation, which was chosen by the administration of the ex-president, Álvaro Uribe and
defined in Decree 1290 of 2008. First, some comments will be made about the background
of this mechanism. Then, the conclusion will be made that the effectiveness pursued by this
decree is of a symbolic type, or in other words, more than being a public policy that is oriented
at detaining the victimization that part of the national population suffers, what this mechanism
aims to create is an imaginary idea that the victims of the armed conflict are truly being assisted,
although the assistance materializes solely in the delivery of a sum of money �by way
of supportive compensation� to some of the people that claim to be victims. This text seeks
to contribute to the reflection regarding the grave shortcomings in the implementation of
Decree 1290 of 2008, with the intention of enriching the national debate about the future
implementation of the Victims Law �Law 1448 of 2011� in the years to come. |
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