Impacto socio-jurídico del Desplazamiento Forzado en Montes de María, durante el Conflicto Armado Interno de Colombia. Frente al Objetivo 16: Promover sociedades justas, pacíficas e inclusivas

Abstract

In the conflict that the country is experiencing, there are different situations of violence and exclusion, which are not usually the reality of many Colombians; but that they are aggravating the humanitarian situation that the country lives day by day. One of these violent situations is armed displacement, which is not a new phenomenon in our history because it dates back to the discovery of the Americas. At present, this situation is already evident, because many people go to the big cities to seek the help and protection that the State must offer them, and when they do not find it, some resort to the "charity of other citizens". Over the years, it has been observed that different people or families are in a state of displacement, strategic locations in the city (traffic lights, pedestrian bridges, churches, corners or buses) require some kind of cooperation to survive in hostile places. . Therefore, this work aims to make people understand a reality that plagues our country, which requires understanding and solutions that benefit the entire affected community. In this order of ideas, through this investigation, the people who were forced to abandon this part of the Montes de María, such as the Coastal Zone that includes the municipality of San Onofre and all its surroundings, will be revealed, so it is expected that the information obtained here is of general interest and clarifies with almost precise figures the population affected by this phenomenon of armed displacement. - As a General Objective, it is intended to identify from which these groups outside the law dispossessed these people residing in the Montes de María of their properties, and as Specific Objectives are to determine what was the percentage of the displaced population in the municipality of San Onofre and surrounding areas and Analyze the social impact in this part of the Montes de María (Coastal Zone) left by all this armed conflict.