Social Housing, Education, Health, Jobs

Today, We Must Acknowledge, That War Has Not Been Won.

Colombia Is Applauded For The Efforts That We Continue To Make To Combat Drug Trafficking.

My Generation Has Not Seen One Single Day Of Peace, And My Dream Is For My Children And The Children Of All Colombians To Have The Change To See It. I Hope The Guerrilla Understands That The Time Has Come To Leave This 50-year Confrontation Behind; That The Time Has Come To Change From Bullets To Votes, From Weapons To Argumentations; That The Time Has Come For Them To Continue Their Struggle, But Within Democracy.

It Was Shameful That, After Haiti, Colombia Was The Second Most Unequal Country In Latin America. But We've Achieved Some Things; The Inequality Is Coming Down, And Coming Down Fast. The Growing Economy Has Provided Us With The Funds To Finance A Very Progressive Social Policy That Has Reduced Extreme Poverty. We Have The Lowest Inflation Rate Of All Latin-america Countries And The Highest Growth Rate.

The Notion That You Do Not Negotiate With Terrorists Is Not The History Of Humanity Or Of The World.