El drama de los desplazados del Urabá Chocoano - Antioqueño por el conflicto armado interno

Abstract

Colombia has been a country convulsed by violence and the internal armed conflict that from 1946 to the present day has overwhelmed and bled Colombian society as a sign of dissatisfaction and disagreement between its rulers and ruled. Forced displacement has been one of the consequences of that confrontation and power struggle. Bipartisan violence became subversive. Later, it was annexed to the internal conflict; the illegal groups with the support of drug trafficking as fuel for the violence, generating forced displacement and a change in the productive activities of the inhabitants of rural areas. In addition, the continuous fighting between members of the public force in compliance with the constitution and the law in the face of flagrant human rights violations caused by irregular groups, has also generated massive displacement of residents.