A positive aid package from the United States could involve judicial reform. Some of the judicial reform that has been presented by the United States in the past has not worked, so there needs to be some real evaluation of this. This involved the constitution of regional court system, which are faceless courts. The judges don't have any face or any name and nobody is able to know them. The witnesses are completely protected.
Nobody knows their name, their address, or anything like that.
The defendants are not able to counter-argue any evidence. In fact, in this particular situation, in the regional courts, which Father Giraldo writes about as well, the prosecutors are the judges. The prosecutors make the final decision of whether this person is guilty, and the judge is merely a paper-shuffling role. Other positive things that could be given to Colombia include funds to help their 1.5 million displaced people. These people are totally homeless, and not a cent is being given to them.