Ámbito, aplicación y efectividad de la ley 1448 de víctimas y restitución de tierras

Abstract

The legal framework that has sheltered the victims of the long and complex internal armed conflict of decades in the country, has been more than insufficient, we could say, non-existent. Not only has it been the constant exercise of invisibility of the victims, either through the denial of the conflict, the classification of the victim as a usurper of State resources, or the "responsible" declaration of some governments on the impossibility of that the State budget does not reach, but that during years of internal armed conflict, dissimilar illegal armed structures, added to the criminal actions of agents of the State apparatus, have not only produced violence, they have left millions of victims uprooted from their existential environments and they have been subsumed in the gibberish of the political classes, in extreme ideologies, in a proselytizing agenda and in the collective oblivion of Colombian society, especially that which lives in cities far from rurality.