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"Transitional justice doused in restorative promises: new horizons or old quicksand?” New Article by Michael Reed-Hurtado
Recently published by Guernica 37’s Chief Program Officer, Michael Reed-Hurtado, this article examines the tensions between rhetoric and practice in Colombia’s latest effort to deliver justice to its citizens. As the author observes: “for now, restoration appears flighty and enigmatic, and justice seems stuck in quicksand."
10 hours ago1 min read


Community Councils from Northern Cauca Present Their Restorative Route to the Especial Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP)
After a long process of reflection on what it truly means to restore the Cauca River basin, two community councils from Northern Cauca (Colombia): the CC Cuenca del Río Cauca y Microcuenca de los ríos Teta y Mazamorrero and the CC Cuenca Río Timba–Marilópez, with the support of the Guernica 37 Centre, have presented a restorative route to the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (Jurisdicción Especial para la Paz, JEP).
24 hours ago5 min read


ESTADO DE SILENCIO (STATE OF SILENCE) - Film screening and panel
Estado de Silencio (State of Silence) explores the limits of freedom of the press in Mexico, following four journalists who risk their lives to report on the collusion between organized crime and corrupt officials. From the reporters' perspective, the documentary shows how they must navigate zones of silence and powerful entities to expose corruption and violence.
Oct 91 min read


Communities submit report on socio-ecological impacts of the armed conflict in Montes de María to the JEP with the support of Guernica 37 Centre.
On September 5, the Guernica 37 Centre accompanied the Organizations of Displaced Population of Montes de María (OPDs) in the hearing for the submission of the report “Socio-Ecological Impacts of the Internal Armed Conflict in Montes de María in Macro-Case 08” before the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP).
Sep 265 min read
ANALYSIS: "Alleged Mexican Cartel Members Buy Time With Legal Mechanism" by OCCRP
The recent The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project investigation on how powerful actors in Mexico have used the amparo trial to delay extraditions highlights ongoing challenges in access to justice, at a moment when Mexico–US law enforcement cooperation is itself in flux.
Sep 171 min read


Reclaiming Ancestral Identity and Memory: Northern Cauca Communities in Cali’s Petronio Álvarez Festival
The Petronio Álvarez Festival, named after the Afro-Colombian composer and musician Petronio Álvarez (1914–1966) from Buenaventura, has become a symbol of the Pacific region’s cultural and musical identity.
Sep 166 min read


Guernica 37 Bids Farewell to José María Tojeira, Jesuit Priest Who Devoted His Life to Truth and Justice in El Salvador
On September 5, 2025, Father José María Tojeira - known to his friends as “Chema” - passed away.
Sep 95 min read


Almudena Bernabeu and Olga Valle in conversation with Andrés Rozental: "When state political violence turns transnational"
The case of Roberto Samcam, Nicaraguan journalist and activist assassinated in Costa Rica last June. Have we returned to the days of Operation Condor under dictator Augusto Pinochet?
Aug 251 min read
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