It was a delicate political, social, and military scenario for Colombia in the 1990s. The country was constantly in a state of anxiety due to drug trafficking and paramilitarism. In response, César Gaviria (March 31, 1947) proposed a plan to dismantle, at least partially, the main guerrilla groups and drug traffickers in the country during his presidency. We invite you to read the biography of César Gaviria if you are interested in learning more about Colombian politics.
Summary of César Gaviria’s biography
The index
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Politics, coffee, and coffee
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Political terrain is flattening
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César Gaviria’s rise to the presidency
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A challenging landscape
Politics and coffee
In the Risaralda department of Colombia, César Gaviria Trujillo was born on March 31, 1947, in the municipality of Pereira. His parents were Mélida Trujillo Trujillo and Byron Gaviria Londoño, who worked in the coffee trade in Pereira. The economic benefits of his childhood were undeniable. When he was young, he attended the Universidad de los Andes, where he graduated as an economist after attending the best private schools in Pereira.