duplicated its production directly because many of the rural population moved to the cities and linked. By creating new companies en developing many factories the innovation was focused on intermediary goods and capital, creating the quickest absorption rates of jobs among the industry directly. This phenomenon was present in Colombia and worldwide, where the most dynamic and increasing sector of the economy is the industry. Colombia's economy is completely linked to external financing plus the income from exportation products. Although the industry was the sector with the most representative lift up in Colombia from 1946 to 1958, the agriculture sector had a boost. A modernization in production was the key to high productivity. Three main factors were involved; the increasingly high demand for industrial raw material, the government stimulus, and the available international resources. To protect the agricultural sector from external competition from imported products, the government established high taxation, motivating internal production. The government generated a positive stimulus by introducing machinery and proper equipment, fertilizers, insecticides, credit, and infrastructure investment. As many industrial raw material crops were taking over the fertile and plain lands, the cattle were displaced and eventually diminished productivity. Even though Colombia demonstrates a healthier economy from 1946 through 1958, the country wasn't that well in the popular sections. Life conditions during this period are far from being considered acceptable. More than half of the employed population lives barely above subsistence level due to the sudden increase in urban areas. Not all agricultural relocated individuals were adequately absorbed by the main cities in Colombia (Bogota, Barranquilla, Cali, and Medellin) and therefore found themselves in very low productivity activities unemployed or unemployed disguise. This period is probably the beginning of an escalating Colombian population that began at a grander scale with the current unemployment cycle. "A man of Principles" “A Man of Principle” is an excellent movie representing Violence in Colombia starting in 1948. During this time, the liberals were in power, and the conservative followers were discriminated. This movie starts with a man called Leon Maria; he is conservative and lives in a small town called Tulua. Leon Maria is not so well economically; he has a cheese store and worked at a library. Many people in the town were liberals and went around discriminating against the conservative. The wealthiest, most powerful people there were liberals and had much influence in the government and in other