The principles of reality-mercy-action constitute the founding triad, which the Theology
of Liberation provides for the construction of a liberating psychosocial perspective, which
assumes an ethical commitment based on the look, on the recognition of the other, and
on the mercy, which recognizes the political implications of action and direct them toward
transformation and emancipation. This assumes solidarity and horizontality as a framework
for action and rethinks its ontological, epistemological, and methodological bases. This
perspective becomes necessary the moment that Colombia is going through in order to
contribute to the construction of peace and to the transformation of conflicts, from a
concrete praxis, in which frontiers between investigation and intervention are diluted, where
the aim is to attempt to overcome bureaucracy, technocracy, and the patronage, and that can
walk toward transdisciplinarity. From a clear and determined option for the transformation
of suffering, injustice, and exclusion, which are generated in the models of governance
and development of neoliberal model is reiterated on a viable and possible alternative for
psychology in Colombia and Latin America.