Colombian conflict

The Colombian conflict is an ongoing internal struggle involving the Colombian government, leftist guerrillas (mainly the FARC and ELN), paramilitary groups, and drug traffickers. It began in the mid-20th century due to land inequality, political exclusion, and the illegal drug trade. The conflict has caused decades of violence, displacement, and social disruption. Peace efforts have led to agreements with some groups, but violence persists in certain areas, involving criminal and armed factions. The conflict reflects complex issues around inequality, governance, and organized crime, impacting Colombia's social and economic stability.