Why can’t Colombia become a partner in globalization.?

Colombia has internal problems very graves like the violence, the

narcotrafic and the big costs of the duty don’t let the system invert invert

important recurces in the empresses whit the end of optimize the cuality

of the products and convert in competitives in the internationals markets.

colombia can make an important work whit products like the coffe but this

is one of the miles that produce our country. another big problems that

has to afront our country is the insegurity for th extrangers who are an

important riot for the groups that control guns and the comon delinuency

although this them are geting lower significatly now exists many temor for

the extrangers that come to colombia. is very important that thems like

the trate of the comerce free was analize now whith the high costs of the

duty provocate that the prices of the products was not competitive and

worst make that ingress products to our country whit low pricess making

out of the market to colombian companie that produce the same products

and aditionaly the uneployment are making more and moremaking social

problems for countries that participate in the globalization.

The processes of globalization are widening the gap between the

developed and the developing world (Colombia). We know, for example,

that 80 percent of world trade occurs between U.S., Japan and the

European Union, and that other markets are not attractive to large

multinational corporations, given their low consumption capacity.

While the great powers concerned with maintaining its large international

business to achieve its population while offering decent working

conditions that cause increased production capacity and a high level of

quality products, this same situation does not arise in countries and

Colombia also has many very serious internal problems to solve and the

specific case of unemployment and low wages that are paid indirectly

situation that generates low production and low quality, this makes little

competitive and international markets desired by a country like Colombia

But not everything is as bad if we look at products such as coffee, we see

that for many years we have succeeded in positioning and credibility.

Carlos Arturo Orjuela Torres