POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND JUSTICE. AN (IN)COMFORTABLE REVIEW OF AN POINT OF THE PEACE PROCESS IN COLOMBIA

Abstract

The present work starts from recognizing the enormous social achievement of bringing to a successful port the negotiation between the Government and the Farc. A very complex process that has suffered multiple instances and its consequent failures. On this occasion, the process managed to see the green light from the substantial point of view; and noy comes the complex process of implementing the rebels into civilian life and the installation of public policies beyond the classic argument of the internal armed conflict. Simultaneously with this, its necessary to establish the regulatory limits (criminal and constitutional optics) that appear on the table to identify how much regulatory concessions can be justified in the context of transitional justice, which seeks to maintain the balance between the right to peace, subjection to the law and vindication of the rights of the victims.