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Desde 1990, Venezuela ha sido clave en las negociaciones de paz con grupos armados ilegales colombianos. En los últimos meses, Caracas ha sido sede de ciclos de diálogo con el ELN y la Segunda Marquetalia, pero la tensión política en ese país podría generar reveses, ¿cuáles son los escenarios?

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00:00Why the political crisis that lives in Venezuela for the election of Nicolás Maduro
00:03has consequences in the peace negotiations with the armed armed forces of Colombia?
00:07There are two important things that help understand the key role of this country in the dynamics of organizations
00:12such as the guerrilla of the ELN and the dissident of the Farc.
00:15The first is that these groups have a binational character,
00:18because several of their structures have no only on the coast of Colombia,
00:22but also on the other side of the border.
00:24No hay que olvidar, for example,
00:25that leaders disidentes like Jesús Santrich, El Paisa y Edinson Romagna
00:29were assassinated in the Venezuelan territory.
00:31The second point has to do with the historical support that this country has given to the peace process
00:36with the rebel groups of Colombia since the 1990s,
00:39under the role of a guarantor, as a leader of the dialogue or as a facilitator.
00:43In fact, in the last few months,
00:44they have carried out in Caracas some of the rounds of negotiations
00:47of the government of Gustavo Petro with the Ejército de Liberación Nacional
00:50and the II Marquitalia, the dissident of the Farc,
00:53commanding by Iván Márquez.
00:54So, at the end of the tension that they have taken out
00:56the denunciations of lack of transparency in the elections,
00:59in Colombia has increased the concern
01:01for the coletazo of the Venezuelan crisis in the dialogue of peace.
01:05The issue no necessarily has to do with who he is in power,
01:08but would expect that,
01:09under an event of the government of Edmundo González,
01:11also the negotiations with the ELN and the dissident.
01:14The question is rather if Venezuela is able to maintain his role,
01:18as explained Andrés Preciado,
01:20an investigator of the Fundación Ideas para la Paz.
01:22The political crisis also makes the disponibility of resources
01:27and political support that had in those processes,
01:30in particular, the ELN, the II Marquitalia,
01:32the Estado Mayor Central,
01:34from Venezuela, will be limited.
01:36And I think that there has to think Colombia
01:40and evaluate how much will a country
01:43is guaranteed that no one has a disposition
01:46and that there is a political problem
01:48that is enough grave to not be able to pay attention to this type of things.
01:51The question is about the impact of the political crisis in the process of peace
01:56with the ELN, which has been several months quiet.
01:59From some sectors,
02:00it has pointed out that the guerrilla supported the government of Maduro
02:03and was interested in maintaining the dialogues
02:05until the elecions develop.
02:07But now,
02:08with the tension in the country
02:10and the pressure of the international community
02:12to clarify the denunciations,
02:14it is possible that even more complex the situation with the ELN,
02:17a par that it creates the risk of difficulties in the frontier areas.
02:21If you want to stay aware of the development of this topic,
02:24we invite you to visit the website and the social networks
02:26of Colombia Más 20 and El Espectador.
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