Dr. Virginia M. Bouvier
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- Order my book: Women and the Conquest of California, 1542-1840
- Ahora en español--La construcción de la paz en tiempos de guerra (2014).
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Monthly Archives: June 2013
In the conflict resolution field, many talk about the idea that conditions need to be ripe for a conflict to be resolved. This means not only conditions at the negotiating table, but within the society more broadly. Part of this … Continue reading
The parties completed their tenth round of talks in Havana on Friday, June 21, and issued their first joint report on the status of the negotiation process. The report is a detailed accounting of the peace talks thus far, and … Continue reading
The Role of the Churches in the Struggle for Peace
In an earlier blog, I discussed President Santos’s visit to Rome last month and some recent peace-related initiatives of the Catholic church in Colombia. This post will look more broadly at the roles of the churches with regard to peace … Continue reading
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Tagged Bogotá, Catholic, CEDECOL, CINEP, Colombia, Comision Intereclesial de Justicia y Paz, ecumenical, Ecumenical Forum for Peace, FARC, Jenny Neme, Justapaz, Latin America, Mencoldes, Pastoral Social, Ricardo Esquivia, Virginia Bouvier, women peace builders
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Ver aquí una entrevista que se hizo en Café con Fe, un programa en el Canal Capital de Bogotá. Se entrevistó a una pastora norteamericana que pertenece a una delegación que visitó a Colombia. (Michael Joseph se pasa como traductor.) … Continue reading
The negotiating teams were back at work this morning in Havana after having reached agreement on rural agrarian reforms at the end of the last round of talks. (See my earlier blog posts.) It’s been a busy day. Venezuelan President … Continue reading
COLOMBIA CALLS 
