00:04For the Excomisionado of Paz, Camilo Gómez,
00:06today more than ever, the conditions
00:08not only for new approaches with the FARC.
00:10Well, I think I'm very serious
00:12the country with a lot of peace,
00:13and hopefully the guerrilla is serious with a lot of peace.
00:16The country today has the best conditions
00:19to seek an approach to peace.
00:21I think that the conditions
00:23are at least today more than ever.
00:26But according to the Excomisionado of Paz, Camilo Gómez,
00:28the advances in the dialogue will depend on the will of the FARC
00:31and that the President will take the power of peace.
00:34If no, it will not take the peace.
00:35I think that it is a political decision
00:37that the President should be respected.
00:40And the FARC, the FARC,
00:41the end of the war.
00:43The negotiations,
00:45looking and analyzing the possibilities
00:47of dialogue of peace
00:48are very important,
00:51and discretely,
00:52they should be carried out
00:53in a discreet way
00:54so that when a decision
00:56the President
00:57announced the country
00:58with some clear objectives.
01:00In terms of the issue,
01:01the President of Congress,
01:02Roy Barreras,
01:03expressed that
01:03The President
01:05has the obligation
01:05and the duty
01:06and the duty
01:07and the duty
01:07to seek the peace
01:07that we want
01:08all the Colombians
01:09without ingenuity.
01:09Santos
01:10is not ingenious,
01:11it is not going to be in terms of security.
01:13In terms of security,
01:13the President
01:13of the Paz
01:14said that
01:15it is required
01:16discretion in this first phase,
01:18the called exploratory.
01:19The President
01:19is not the paramilitares
01:21as a part of the guerrilla.
01:23The law
01:24of restitution
01:25of the land,
01:26the law of victims
01:27of the President
01:27Santos
01:28has created
01:29a friendly environment,
01:31and generous
01:31to be able to talk
01:33about the changes
01:34that they need
01:35to be in front of us.
01:36I think that
01:37they have never been
01:38so aligned
01:38as now
01:40in the search of
01:41a policy
01:43not only
01:44of peace,
01:44but of reconciliation.
01:46For the
01:47timoneles
01:47of the principal
01:48diaries
01:48written in Colombia
01:49Fidel Cano
01:50and Roberto Pombo
01:51the process
01:51must have
01:52some ingredients
01:53infaltable.
01:54I think
01:54to learn
01:55the mistakes
01:56of the past
01:56to really
01:58be a serious
02:00negotiation
02:00and that
02:01it doesn't cost
02:03to fail.
02:05The process
02:06has to be a serious
02:07process.
02:07That's why
02:08we understand
02:09that the process
02:10of peace
02:10begins
02:11with a
02:11that
02:12that
02:13that
02:13that
02:13that
02:13the
02:17they
02:18the
02:18goal of
02:22the
02:22success.
02:23I think
02:23that
02:23that
02:24the
02:30of the
02:30peace.
02:31I think
02:31the
02:31the
02:33peace.
02:33Paz.
02:33¿El momento oportuno este para negociar un proceso de paz?
02:38Yo sí creo que es oportuno porque, bueno, toda la campaña de seguridad que se hizo durante los últimos años,
02:46pues puso a las FARC en su sitio, digamos, pero es importante que una negociación llegue
02:51cuando todavía hay un mando central que pueda realmente sentarse y negociar.
02:57Pero yo creo que las condiciones están dadas, es decir, la guerrilla obviamente está en actividad,
03:02no se ha acabado, por eso es que hace falta un proceso de paz,
03:05pero es muchísimo menos fuerte de lo que era hace 10 años.
03:10Estos líderes de opinión en Colombia aseguran que el papel de los medios durante el proceso
03:14debe ser vigilante, crítico, respetuoso y lleno de mucha paciencia.
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