Colombia, A Better Nation For All Of Us.

How To Make From Colombia A More Peaceful Country. 

First of all, we have  to know that Colombia is a country that was at war for many years, and  this  brought a lot of difficulties, lots of deaths, and also uncountable people lost their jobs and families due to forced displacement, so this situation was terrible. Despite the peace dialogs, nowadays we can see those kinds of things, maybe not opened war at all, but we can see a lot of violence, drug trafficking, etc. 

Look at the situation in Venezuela, which is something

horrible, since many people are dying because of the scarce food  that there is in the country and also its president is doing inhuman things, and many people are moving from one place to another, including into our country, thing that brings more insecurity for us, the citizens.   

In my opinion, Colombia is a country with of a LOT of diversity and cultures, so we need to start accepting all the different cultures that there are in our country, stop racism, we need that the elite people in our government to stop stealing money and start  investing it for good things, so we can begin to be a  recognized country, not by our drug trafficking, nor by negative things, but for good things, to see that we are a united country with our different races, by our respect, love and tolerance.  

 I´m sure that Colombia is going to be a country full of peace, we need to work hard for that, but I know that nothing is impossible, so we need to change that negative state of mind, that is  only bringing disasters and hate.  

Also, we need to think not only in the present, but also in our future, we have to study hard to do something positive for this country, which is possible if all the people change for the good and start  working  together for a better place.  

“The people, the culture... there's so much magic in

Colombia, so I feel like being a kid, being able to have that, being able to also call Colombia my home, it was such an important part of my introduction as an artist, too, because it's such a big part of my life as a human being.” 

-Kali Uchis. Colombo-American singer.

By Valentina Martelo, Step 11.