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OAS Works for Peace in Colombia
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Sergio Caramagna,
Director of the OAS Mission for the Peace
Process in Colombia, speaks
to the OAS Permanent Council |
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The Peace Process is Just Beginning
Exclusive Interview with Sergio Caramagna,
Director of the OAS Mission on monitoring the Peace Process in
Colombia
There is a series of doubts and concerns regarding this
process. Many thought that they could have had positive results
from steps taken in the past with the guerillas and,
unfortunately, for the Colombians and for all of us who feel the
same about Colombia, these mediations failed.
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Mandato sabio, abierto e integral
Entrevista Exclusiva a Sergio Caramagna,
Director de la Misión para apoyar el proceso de paz de Colombia
Es necesario que la comunidad internacional entienda y comprenda
que tal vez, la desmovilización de estos grupos signifique la
puerta de entrada, la llave, para un proceso que después se
extienda a los demás grupos armados.
(leer
entrevista)
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Partners in the Peace Process (official document)
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Convenio para la paz en Colombia
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Promotion of Democratic Culture through Education
On April 12 and 13, the OAS Permanent Council
convened in special session to discuss how formal and informal educational processes promote a democratic culture in the Americas.
The special session was attended by Ministers of Education and
distinguished experts in the field
Efforts should be made “to incorporate principles of the
Inter-American Democratic Charter into our educational programmes
in accordance with the laws of each country.” Hazel Manning,
Trinidad and Tobago’s Minister of Education and First Vice-Chair
of the Inter-American Committee on Education
(read entire speech)
»Promoción de Cultura Democrática a través de la Educación
Se deben “incorporar los principios de la
Carta Democrática Interamericana en los programas educativos
según los leyes de cada país”. Hazel Manning, Ministra de
Educación de Trinidad y Tobago y Primer Vice Presidenta del Comité
Interamericano de Educación
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