Chairs:

• Milton César Jiménez Ramírez
• Mateo Merchán Duque – mm12922@nyu.edu

SPEAKERS

Aurelia	Gervasoni
Lisneider	Hinestroza Cuesta
LAURA SOFIA	ZAMBRANO SALAZAR
René Ibraham	Cardona Picón
José Manuel	Barreto
Luis Alonso	Hagelsieb Dórame
Margarita Alejandra	Albornoz Ortiz
Maria Lucia	RIVERO ARENAS
René Ibraham	Cardona Picón

Ten years have passed since the signing of the Final Peace Agreement between the Colombian Government and the now-defunct FARC-EP guerrilla. Over this decade, both the Agreement and its implementation have contributed to strengthening—as well as testing—the foundations of Colombia’s democratic institutional system. In its various expressions, the Agreement continues to shape national debate and compels us to rethink our own institutions. From understanding the causes of the systematic violence the country has experienced—both by non-state and state actors—to expanding political participation for historically marginalized groups and engaging in an ongoing debate over land distribution, the Final Agreement remains a central reference point. For this reason, a careful reflection on what has happened with its mandate and the direction that should be taken moving forward has become urgent.ento científico sobre la materia.