I Don't Like To Generate Too Many

More Than 70 Percent Of Colombians Want Peace. The Rest Are Afraid Of The Price To Be Paid. But Even They Will Realize That Their Worst Fears Will Not Come True. I'm Quite Optimistic That Colombians Do Back An Agreement With The Farc.

Ten Years Ago, We Were Seen As A Virtually Failed State, But Today We Are A Vibrant Democracy. You Can Walk Safely Through The Streets Of Bogota These Days.

It Was Shameful That, After Haiti, Colombia Was The Second Most Unequal Country In Latin America. But We've Achieved Some Things; The Inequality Is Coming Down, And Coming Down Fast. The Growing Economy Has Provided Us With The Funds To Finance A Very Progressive Social Policy That Has Reduced Extreme Poverty. We Have The Lowest Inflation Rate Of All Latin-america Countries And The Highest Growth Rate.

I Remember In 2000, When President Clinton Came To Cartagena Just Before Plan Colombia Started, The Country Was On The Verge Of Becoming A Failed State. Today, We Are One Of The Most Solid Democracies, Where Institutions Are Working, Where The Scandals Such As False Positives Have Come To Light Because Of Those Functioning Institutions.

I Would Never Accept General Impunity For The Guerrillas!