Answer:
The correct answer is False.
Explanation:
Mediation is an alternative method of resolving conflicts, which has the intrinsic purpose of reaching the integral solution of a conflict between parties (they can be two or more people), thus avoiding reaching the judicial instance. The guiding principles that guide and implement mediation are: confidentiality, voluntariness, orality between the parties and full communication between them, the impartiality of the intervening mediator and the neutrality of the mediator regarding the matter brought into question.
It is based on democracy, social pacification, individual and social dialogue, respect, and consensus for coexistence. It consists of the intervention of a third party in a conflict, the mediator, in order to facilitate the rapprochement of the opposing parties and promote a negotiation process that allows reaching an agreement agreed and accepted by the parties that ends the conflict.
