A new book by Abelardo is generating discussion regarding the future of former FARC leaders. The central proposal within the book advocates for a peace process that does not include imprisonment for those who once headed the now-disbanded guerrilla group. This stance challenges conventional approaches to transitional justice following decades of conflict. The book’s release has sparked debate about accountability versus reconciliation in Colombia. La Silla Vacía first reported on the book and its controversial suggestions. It remains to be seen how this proposal will influence ongoing dialogues concerning the implementation of the peace agreement and the treatment of former combatants. The discussion highlights the complexities surrounding justice and lasting peace in a post-conflict society.