
doi: 10.18847/1.9.7
handle: 10481/56256
In Colombia, terrorism is not a new threat to national security. Terrorism historically has been closely linked to the existence of an internal armed conflict and to the evolution of the “method of action” (método de acción) carried out by its main and secondary actors (guerrilla fighters, drug traffickers, militiamen). This article aims to analyze the different types of terrorism that have existed in Colombia as well as the way they have affected security and, finally, present its evolution in the national political context, from the signing of the most recent peace accord to the present.
En Colombia el terrorismo no es una amenaza nueva a la seguridad nacional. Históricamente el terrorismo ha estado estrechamente vinculado a la existencia del conflicto armado interno y a la evolución del método de acción de sus actores principales o periféricos (guerrilleros, narcotraficantes o paramilitares). El presente artículo tiene como objetivo analizar los tipos de terrorismo que han existido en Colombia, así como la manera en la que ha afectado la seguridad, para presentar la evolución del terrorismo en el contexto político nacional hasta el escenario actual del posacuerdo
Defensa, Post-peace accord, Colombia, Terrorismo
Defensa, Post-peace accord, Colombia, Terrorismo
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