As fighting between armed factions escalates, the humanitarian crisis deepens, with many families fleeing into Venezuela—a country facing its own struggles. President Maduro has committed to extending aid to these refugees. The resurgence of violence has shattered the expectation of lasting peace that many Colombians had envisioned just years ago, illustrating the complexities of securing stability in a historically conflict-ridden region.

In less than a decade, Colombia transitioned from a hopeful peace landmarks to battling new violence, primarily for control over drug trafficking and its lucrative markets. The current situation underscores the fragility of the peace process and the persistent challenges that lie ahead for the Colombian government in achieving tranquility amid ongoing armed confrontation.