Latin American Program Global Fellow Juan Carlos Garzón is identified as one of the informal advisers of Colombia’s former Chief of Police Oscar Naranjo, who serves as Minister for Post-Conflict.
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Es un grupo que ha mantenido un bajo perfil, entre otras, porque el ministro Juan Carlos Pinzón se opone a que los temas de seguridad se discutan fuera de Defensa (de hecho, tras el anuncio de Santos del ministerio de seguridad, redactó una propuesta para un viceministerio con esas funciones pero bajo su batuta) y porque un rasgo común a todos es que en el posconflicto la seguridad ciudadana debería estar por fuera de la órbita militar.
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