country. As president for each party, the two years were named after FRENTE NACIONAL, which ended up with the violent movement. From 1958 to 1970, industrialization became a backup for the new exportation methods, meaning the new government was more focused on developing new ideas to improve the economy. In this period, the government was also able to enter more complex importation areas, creating changes in their new politics to increase their marketing development. A massive change also arises in the external national product, expanding and developing the modernized economy and reducing importations in a large percent. As we have seen throughout the class, the industrial sector ruled for a long time leaving behind the agricultural sector. It wasn't until about 1955 that the government started to get focused on developing and growing this sector; to create new urban jobs the violent movement had to be exterminated by the Frente Nacional. Simultaneously, new opportunities for the peasant were given, meaning the government gave them the chance to work on the territorial lands and see how significant a change it would make for the economy. After spending and investing so much money in this new method, the government was undecided whether to move on with this idea or abandon it. The big problem in this sector was that peasants did not have enough money to productively support the new economic development. It was also better to move on with new ideas due to the requirements presidents Lleras Restrepo proposed: 1) devalue the currency again, 2) import release, 3) free foreign exchange market. References Economic history of Colombia Political history of Colombia