Abstract

The Peace Agreement signed between the Government and the FARC group constitutes an opportunity for reflection on the issues of power distribution in the territory, the geography of the conflict and spatial imbalances. Due to the above, this document aims to demonstrate the territorial component that mainstreamed all the negotiation, under the conviction that peace is built in the territories, formerly war stages or a "maker of victims". However, the great role that entities and territorial actors will have in the construction of the post-conflict, the reception of ex-combatants and all the positive and negative consequences that the creation of a peace-related history entails is missed.