This is not in my study. Many NGOs that I have talked to ask me, what's the natural question after this study? I agree with them that the natural question after this study is about impunity.
Let me go to your question now. After 2006 the number of cases of killings of union members actually investigated by the judicial system was almost zero. In 2006 or 2007 the Fiscalía General de la Nación, which is the judicial system in Colombia, created a special unit, and this special unit was in charge of solving very quickly the cases of killings of union members. So it's a special unit for a specific group in the population. I think this is a very important response from an independent entity of the government to solve the issue of impunity.
As someone said before, things are not going to be solved over time. It's impossible to solve the 2,000 and 3,000 killings of union members over one month. But if you look at the tendency of cases solved, you see a huge spike in the number of cases that are being investigated by the Fiscalía in Colombia. Some of them have been solved. Some of them say it was a targeted killing. Some of them say it was a passion crime. Some of them say it was a street fight or a bar fight. It is very important that we clear this out, that we know who was responsible for the murder, and that we punish those who committed the murder, even if it was a street fight or a targeted killing in Colombia. It's not only for union members, but in general. I think it is very important that the judicial system operate more efficiently and faster.