Absolutely. The problem with the displacement of people is that the warlords who control a territory have the monopoly on drug trade, so there is a fight to control a territory.
In that sense, Professor Giddens said in a famous article that a frontier territory is a territory where there is no law and no state institutions, and that is the problem with Colombia. In many regions of Colombia, we have no presence of the state: no state institutions, no help, no education, and no jobs that provide a decent standard of living to the population.
Thirty years ago, before Cerrejón was here, no Colombian had expertise in mining or coal mining. Now, basically every one of the 10,000 employees who are here are Colombians. They have been trained in Colombia and they have decent salaries that support a higher standard of living.