UN Report Exposes Colombia’s Fragile Peace and Escalating Violence: A Stark Warning for America
Despite progress since the 2016 peace deal, Colombia faces alarming spikes in violence and human rights abuses that risk plunging the nation back into turmoil—posing direct threats to U.S. southern border security and regional stability.
Colombia’s hard-won peace remains precarious. According to the latest report from the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), while progress has been made since the 2016 peace agreement with FARC, significant indicators point toward a dangerous reversal into violence and lawlessness. For American policymakers prioritizing national sovereignty and border security, this is more than distant news—it is a cautionary tale with direct implications. Is Colombia on the Brink of a Return to Conflict? Scott Campbell, OHCHR’s representative in Colombia, paints a stark picture: though not yet replicating pre-2016 horrors, numerous human rights violations are increasing...
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