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This is a 33 page paper that provides an overview of stabilization in Colombia. Emphasis is placed on how the legal and economic policies of Uribe and Santos have increased stability in the country. Bibliography lists 25 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. The Many Facets of Colombias Growing Legal and Economic
Stability , 12/2010 --properly! Stability has always been a prized commodity among nations for the simple reason that, historically speaking, those
nations which can boast a level of economic and legal stability are the same nations which tend to be the most prosperous, as they are better equipped not just to
attract foreign interests, but also to implement and carry out their own internal improvement initiatives. While a great deal has been written about South American stability on the rise in
regions like Brazil, Colombia also presents an interesting venue in which the achievement of increased national stability can be observed. Under presidents Uribe and Santos, the Colombian government has succeeded
in both modernizing the countrys economy and stabilizing the political system; a great achievement for a country often typified by paramilitary violence and the drug trade. This paper will address
the various programs and initiatives put into place by Uribe and Santos, with an eye towards the positive impact they have had on Colombias growing national stability. Colombia
and the Push for Stability This section of the paper helps the student provide a basic overview of Colombias increasing stability over the last several years. If one who
was familiar with the Colombia of the 1980s and 1990s visited the country today, they would undoubtedly witness a subtle yet irrefutable indicator of the countrys increasing sense of national
stability: the fact that Colombias highways are now frequently traveled. Even according to the countrys minister of commerce, Luis Guillermo Plata, this would have been an unthinkable scenario just a
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