Bogotá Post-Conflict

Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, has been affected by decades of internal conflict, primarily due to violence involving guerrilla groups, paramilitary forces, and drug cartels. The post-conflict era refers to the period following peace agreements, particularly the 2016 deal with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). This transition aims to reduce violence, rebuild communities, and integrate former combatants into society. Bogotá plays a crucial role in fostering national reconciliation, promoting social development, and addressing issues like inequality and urban violence, while ensuring a stable and peaceful environment for its residents.