pertinent to develop advocacy processes at the level of the whole institution for the next three years around two themes we believe to be fundamental in the current Latin American context. We believe this will contribute to consolidate democratic spaces and efforts to end impunity to human rights violations, and specifically strengthen the capacity of women-those mainly affected by domestic conflicts-in their role as actors in the social and political processes, the uprooting and rehabilitation of their lives and organisations at a local, national and regional level.

The PCS has closely accompanied the Central American peace processes and the Truth Commissions, seeking to strengthen the capacities of the affected populations. They merit an institutional reflection that allows us to contribute new and hopefully richer processes in this regard, such as those Peru and Colombia are going through today.