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Colombia: Uribe vs transitional justice

Colombia: Uribe vs transitional justice

Former president Alvaro Uribe, Colombia’s most powerful politician and a staunch opponent to the 2016 peace deal, was placed under house early this month for alleged witness tampering. He is retaliating by attacking two crucial judicial institutions, the Supreme Court and the Special Jurisdiction for Peace.

By Andrés Bermúdez Liévano

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