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On November 24, 2016, the Colombian government and the FARC signed a revised, comprehensive peace agreement, following the rejection of the initial accords via popular referendum. Independent reports indicate that a number of the components of the agreement have been implemented according to schedule, yet we know little about public attitudes towards implementation, particularly in locations deeply affected by conflict-related violence. This paper examines support for individual provisions of the agreement and attitudes towards their implementation.
Brief Points
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Overall support for the peace process among residents of Tumaco remains low.
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There is considerable support for individual components of the peace accord.
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Both support for the peace process and perceptions of its implementation vary by gender.
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People believe the security situation in Tumaco is critical and has deteriorated.