
Virgil Barco Tribute
“Men have two lives. "The one that is lived to the fullest in the earthly world and the one that ends up being reconstructed by history."
To honor the centenary of the birth of President Virgilio Barco (1921 -1997), an entire project has been developed that consists of exhibitions, colloquiums and the publication of Virgilio Barco, Homenaje - a profusely illustrated three-volume box - edited by Villegas Editores, directed by Fernando Cepeda Ulloa, with selection and introductory notes by Marino Tadeo Henao.
This work, which begins with a chronology, is built from the enormous legacies of President Barco (1986-1990) to Colombians:
As an incredible creator of national infrastructures, as minister of public works, among other positions and transformer of cities, where the urban planning shift to Bogotá stands out, as Mayor; with its economic policy, social productivity of public resources and poverty eradication; with the transcendental legacy for the rights of indigenous peoples, the recognition of their territories and therefore the protection of the environment; as a defender of democracy, where his vision is presented to move from the hegemonic National Front to the government-opposition scheme and how he prepares the country and its institutions for the “Constituent Assembly” process, preliminary to the 1991 Constitution, the peace process with the M-19 and the fight against drug trafficking. Volume I Infrastructure and Development
Volume II Culture Sustainability and Indigenous Rights
Volume III Construction of Democracy
To honor the centenary of the birth of President Virgilio Barco (1921 -1997), an entire project has been developed that consists of exhibitions, colloquiums and the publication of Virgilio Barco, Homenaje - a profusely illustrated three-volume box - edited by Villegas Editores, directed by Fernando Cepeda Ulloa, with selection and introductory notes by Marino Tadeo Henao.
This work, which begins with a chronology, is built from the enormous legacies of President Barco (1986-1990) to Colombians:
As an incredible creator of national infrastructures, as minister of public works, among other positions and transformer of cities, where the urban planning shift to Bogotá stands out, as Mayor; with its economic policy, social productivity of public resources and poverty eradication; with the transcendental legacy for the rights of indigenous peoples, the recognition of their territories and therefore the protection of the environment; as a defender of democracy, where his vision is presented to move from the hegemonic National Front to the government-opposition scheme and how he prepares the country and its institutions for the “Constituent Assembly” process, preliminary to the 1991 Constitution, the peace process with the M-19 and the fight against drug trafficking. Volume I Infrastructure and Development
Volume II Culture Sustainability and Indigenous Rights
Volume III Construction of Democracy
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Virgil Barco Tribute
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