Abstract

ZULUAGA-COMETA, Héctor Alejandro  and  ARIAS-MEJIA, Juan Camilo. Visions of Peace of the Municipal Peace Council: A Medellín Case (2016-2019). Ágora U.S.B. [online]. 2020, vol.20, n.2, pp.57-72. ISSN 1657-8031.  https://doi.org/10.21500/16578031.4617.

The Medellín’s Municipal Council of Peace (ConPaz), which is part of the institutional architecture for peace in Colombia, is configured as a novel space in which di fferent visions of peace and city converge, diversity that generates tensions. These conceptions start from recognizing the difference of living in peace in the city and living in peace in the countryside, largely accepting the agreements signed between FARC and the Government, and their views of Peace are associated with the particular concept of development, city, religious orientation, individual, and collective sectoral experiences. It is important to weave these elements to find common mini mums, which account for a common ground concept of Urban Peace, which allows to strengthen representativeness, incident participation, and an action that adequately impacts, city decision-making.

Keywords : Peace; Urban Territorial Peace; Urban Conflict; Final Peace Agreement; and Peace Negotiation.

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