DOI: 10.11606/d.8.2009.tde-23112009-120910
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A dimensão internacional do conflito armado colombiano: a internacionalização dos processos de paz segundo as agendas hemisférica e global

Abstract: Adalberto Maluf por sua ajuda e suas ricas contribuições; Ao Fundo Sasakawa e ao CNPq, instituições que tornaram a elaboração desta pesquisa viável. Agradeço, particularmente, aos integrantes do Conselho do Fundo Sasakawa, cujas contribuições me auxiliaram no desenvolvimento de meus trabalhos; Por fim, mas não menos importante, agradeço aos funcionários da Secretaria do Departamento de Ciência Política e do Instituto de Relações Internacionais, que acompanharam de perto cada etapa desse processo que me é tão c… Show more

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“…The rise of left-wing governments in South America gave Bogotá a feeling of isolation, when not hostility from Venezuela and Ecuador, who lent quasi-official support to FARC activities. Consequently, RO participation became selective: OAS' role was confined to an observer mission in 2004 (Viana 2009), whereas UNASUR remained, by and large, uninterested and inconsequential in the topic of narco-guerrillas and more occupied with Colombian-Ecuadorian-Venezuelan tensions (Quiliconi and Rivera 2019).…”
Section: Colombiamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The rise of left-wing governments in South America gave Bogotá a feeling of isolation, when not hostility from Venezuela and Ecuador, who lent quasi-official support to FARC activities. Consequently, RO participation became selective: OAS' role was confined to an observer mission in 2004 (Viana 2009), whereas UNASUR remained, by and large, uninterested and inconsequential in the topic of narco-guerrillas and more occupied with Colombian-Ecuadorian-Venezuelan tensions (Quiliconi and Rivera 2019).…”
Section: Colombiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Between 1997 and 2007, Washington provided Bogotá with US$4.9 billion in military aid. The European Commission, in contrast, only donated US$315 million (Viana 2009). Estimates of Brazilian humanitarian disbursements to Colombia range from US$100,000 to US$2.3 million, all under 1% of Brazil's total donations and under 1% of global resources received by Colombia during this period.…”
Section: Colombiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A versão finalmente aprovada pelo Congresso dos EUA, entretanto, inverteu a Internacionalização pelo Envolvimento de Atores Externos no Conflito... ordem de prioridades em favor de soluções militares e antidrogas à crise colombiana. De todo modo, a aprovação do Plano Colômbia marcou, de um lado, a intensificação da ajuda (essencialmente militar) dos EUA à Colômbia e, de outro, a elaboração de um projeto europeu de intervenção sobre a crise colombiana caracterizado, em linhas gerais, pelo aspecto humanitário -embora este não seja equiparável à assistência dos EUA em termos de recursos (Ramírez, 2004;Viana, 2012).…”
Section: Internacionalização Do Processo De Paz Na Colômbia Pelo Envounclassified
“…118 Although, it must be said, Uribe did not admit the existence of an armed conflict or the guerrillas' ideological and political character; he argued that they were narco-terrorist actors that needed to be fought against (Tickner 2008: 67). 119 On Plan Colombia and the interweaving between US counternarcotic strategies and the government's confrontation with the FARC see for example Tickner 2003Tickner , 2008Rodrigues 2014;Viana 2016, Isacson 2015 See footnote 8 above.…”
Section: A Brief Conflict Historymentioning
confidence: 99%