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Garantía de no repetición: una contribución a la justicia transicional

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  • Gerardo Barbosa Castillo
  • Andrés Rolando Ciro Gómez

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"Desterrar para siempre el fantasma del siniestro e inhumano fenómeno de las ejecuciones extrajudiciales es uno de los mayores desafíos que el Ejército Nacional tiene en este momento. Por siglos esa institución ha sido la depositaria de la más genuina confianza pública y ahora, más que nunca, debe legitimar el papel custodio de las organizaciones que han dado lugar al Estado Social de derecho del país. Cumplir con eficacia esta tarea honrando la dignidad de sus miembros y el carácter republicano de su función exige comprender -con profundidad y objetividad- el alcance e implicaciones de este tipo de conductas que van mucho más allá de las consecuencias penales. Para ello, es preciso trasegar un camino que la institución castrense definió en los albores mismos de la justicia transicional de nuestros días; la escucha activa de las victimas, la atención consciente y reflexiva de las voces plurales provenientes de las academia que nutren el debate y la búsqueda de soluciones a los problemas de momento. Esta es la razón de ser y el propósito de los análisis brindados por el libro titulado Garantía de no repetición : una contribución a la justicia transicional. La compilación de estas propuestas provenientes de reconocidos analistas ofrece elementos de juicio de gran significado para que el Ejército se apropie, evalué y tome conciencia de los peligros de futuras ocurrencias de crímenes execrables. Como se desprende de la lectura de los textos, los temas de investigación se abordan desde diferentes perspectivas teóricas, y se aportan conclusiones en muchos casos disímiles. El objetivo que los animó nunca fue el de adoptar una postura institucional sobre la materia, y menos todavía construir una narrativa absoluta y unívoca en materia penal o anticipar decisiones en asuntos de justicia. Por el contrario, su finalidad primigenia fue acopiar elementos diversos que dan cuenta de sus explicaciones, de su dinámica y de sus implicaciones con el fin de tomar conciencia y responsabilidad ante un suceso de profundo pesar para la Fuerza."

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  • Gerardo Barbosa Castillo & Andrés Rolando Ciro Gómez, 2020. "Garantía de no repetición: una contribución a la justicia transicional," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Derecho, number 1183, October.
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