afternoon and into the evening one protester was critically injured by the police president divine ducasse said the army will remain the ploy to cross the city saturday there were no reports of looting and vandalism and the overnight curfew imposed on friday was lifted but. said that the looting was coordinated by criminals to spread panic and it was good but if this isn't about some young people who are having spontaneous demonstrations there is a plot here a high level organization with those who are interested in destabilizing the country. president duke announced he will begin a national conversation with the leaders of the protests next wednesday but some fear it may be too little too late it's interesting that he spoke about it in a conversation not a dialogue and i believe the president is has not yet understood the dimension of public discontent and i really don't sense that he is genuinely interested as of yet in sitting down and discussing with different sectors of time in society about the multiple sources of discontent that are driving this but without a real dialogue many colo

but what does ducasse stand for he hails from the business elite and represents the interests of the big landowners is he able or even willing to serve the greater social good and push through the reforms laid down in the peace treaty. who owns the peace process in colombia. global you look good. but new government will be set up by the far right. they're an elite who are convinced that they have a soul claim to power and that is power allows them to skim off any profits and i mean economic gain for themselves. is the 1000000 farmers with no land 7000000 displaced farmers who come to the cities. and now live in abject poverty. it's a larger is. dates $500.00 hectares or more belong to one percent of all landowners . feel this one percent owns 85 percent of the land in colombia use this is the greatest inequality in all of latin america. and that this is the root of all the unfairness that you see today in everyday life will be the. 30 percent of the population is just barely literate see there is one health system for the rich and one for the poor and the elites are not addressing an