Análisis jurídico sobre la crisis de la minería en el departamento del Chocó

Abstract

Throughout history, Colombia has been immersed in the problems that are the effects of the agrarian conflict. For decades, factors have been presented that frame the social, cultural and political reality of a nation, affecting some more than others, the constant struggles of the conflict. internal armed conflict, the forced displacement of the rural population and the abandonment and / or dispossession of their lands, low wages for work in the countryside, problems related to access to land where the concentration of land ownership is involved in the country and low investment in the sector for economic development, generate gaps that make the population one of the most vulnerable in terms of recognition and guarantee of fundamental rights, which are established mainly in articles 64, 65 and 66 of the Political Constitution, Law 101 of 1993 and Law 811 of 2003. However, deficiencies are found with respect to the jurisprudence in response to the needs and requirements of the peasant and intermediate protection through the right of guardianship or protection of the rights currently established