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d w. d w media center see it find it here it discover that. video and audio podcast and language courses in the g.w. media center at media center dot dublin dot com. but without a doubt we're not a quitter was murdered on june seventh two thousand and seventeen in the evening he . came out of it yet we must cry for the living not for the dead. to us as he now thirteen gorillas and twelve of their family members have been mounted since the peace treaty sixty seven community leaders have been mounted it is also in colombia one activist is murdered every four days i don't really associate. this was. a serious do yes. it was. was. i guess i just o.c.s. you know six treme important for us the career lives the commanders and the entire nation to finally see the end of the war and the fighting if they want to pull the first step to. the us yet the truth. is that there. was. this moment that members of the military also mean boka topham my opinion about the peace process i said the most important thing is that we no longer kill each other as we used to but the one thing. colombia's civil will last did over fifty years. it claimed the lives of over two hundred twenty thousand people. on september the first twenty seventeen the heart of colombia's capital bogota plus other body but was reserved for a rally by the fuck the former gorilla only. did it before that they. didn't. like the time to give and give the number of gorillas here is amazing. having a reunion in the capital is not an emotional experience and in a month in the mountains we used to joke that we'd meet in bogota you teased each other with a dream that seemed impossible to achieve more about it become reality a little bit it's a very emotional feeling. fine i. was . going to war my name was wholly on survivor so my civilian name the one i was given when i was born because luis fernando a subpoena montoya. because i just get i mean it was incredible to see everyone who turned up leaving the organizations higher command of the local leaders were there their life i took sick of the resistance fighters were able to come and go freely in the capital and in other important cities like mehdi and cali thank you for your spirit of showed how successful the far kids were that. there were no winners or losers the state was not able to defeat us through military means and we were unable to defeat the state. officially the guerrilla army became a posse but retained its form the acronym. gave up a loud as the acronym fox must not be left on used. its no load for the won't but then everyone knows us and europe and asia and africa and then they roll. but when people see or hear fuck for better or worse they know what it stands for. i guess. what i think i. did was japanese i might have given yeah but what was. i to judge what i did was. i. going. to mug situated on colombia's southern border is a real test about a trade for the peace treaty. most of the countries cocaine hails from here. from a tub of smugglers have no difficulty shipping deliveries of the drug to neighboring ecuador or even further afield. us. to mark was in the region of to moscow is plagued with various problems with all of twenty two thousand hectares of land are used for coca cultivation is a harbor is used as a drug trafficking route to mexico and central america when i was the author it is a week and there's a substantial informal economy as a result of drug trafficking has taken over the region in a way not. just you know as we found in the barra trees and trafficking routes are all in the same small area. when the state was unable to take control of the region off to the funk left the state failed either because of corruption oil inadequate planning and so criminal anarchy has prevailed. and that's obviously been done in the region surrounding to moscow in over one hundred twenty former fark guerillas are involved in the drug trade and i think together with the eleven guerrillas that means eleven criminal organizations are active in the area and says that it's not realistic to assume that problems dating back fifty years could be solved in a couple of months since the cease fire started it's a goal is to say to mrs could you almost this is where. we meet the leader of one of two months his criminal organizations he calls himself rodriguez well when i got let me leave a militia groups were formed here primarily because the paramilitaries were mistreating and terrorizing the local population is the same but our only choice was to ask for guerrillas for help that's how i got started i get out of me and suddenly things became extremely violent and then we'll come beyond as i have changed the way we operate iraq must be able to live in peace and the whole day long trying not to put the traitors under too much pressure made it. so i thought as you know that there is no more extortion of my life is different than before. we were and as such dissidents but we've still been abiding by their rules you see our activities differently and more of it because we don't go to the fark we get treated differently on the one hand the authorities must be respect. and on the other they mustn't blow this is about our lives not theirs. the former guerrillas are based in a safe area which is in turn monitored by an international police force. for my children but i feel bullied in school park found at a political party and it has become the state's job to guarantee the safety of the former guerrillas and their way back into legality a lot of the state troops including the police and the military that are committed to this mission are you going to are to take over the region start were controlled by the far as he and i forty seven you got enough of these here but if the man is gone they last ideas then there are still local criminal gangs those by the argument dissidents who want to continue the drug trade in. the last five given a lot of foreigners was a number of people. went into my book and come and get that i have it's almost embarrassing that people still call me come on that are mine. everyone knows me as commandante romagna. no i tell them that i'm no longer a commander. maybe it's because they obtained my running through experience and my actions and achievements. title can no longer be taken away from me they will probably always call me commandante but i know those times are over and i don't have that all foresty anymore. but oh man you're who civilian name is henry is one of the fox most infamous commanders the united states of it a bounty of two point five million dollars for him he is perhaps the most hated far commander in colombia it was his idea to use kidnappings as a way to fund the organization their victims in their thousands. romani it was one of the main architects of the fox drug policy the u.s. drug enforcement agency suspects him of being responsible for the murder of hundreds of people who disturb the organizations cocaine trade. now he speaks of the fuck as a force intent on preventing drug production at the market demarco is one of the capitals of the country the entire economy in this area is illegal more cocaine is produced here than in for example the whole of bolivia just into moscow yes. and the fisher should get to know the region's distinctive features and local phenomena so that they'd be able to govern and efficient manner and understand how things work here because. the phonak used to participate in this activity who organizes all this now that the flock has withdrawn. this really is truly controlled production for farmer was about to clear for heck tears for a coca field for fark would authorize the clearing of to have a terrace of which one had to be used for food. now that the fog has withdrawn coq account of asian will increase notably in the what it does in one year the area used for coca farming has grown from one hundred forty five to two hundred thousand hectares circumstances forced people to do this who would farm cocoa beans when it takes twenty workers to produce ten sacks which are new seven hundred thousand pesos one hectare of coca bush produces two kilograms of coca for which you are paid two million pesos so conservation is a logical choice. i . think if you. i think even you know as just i was a gorilla for many years. that i joined the fock in one thousand nine hundred three look at you and then i felt that their objectives were my own lives in here we wanted a genuine peace. with peace is always been our dream it was and i joined the gorillas with us in mind. that's why i came to them in libya. i. would say let's take it from a painting you know is like are the most important arts it would be if i was out. there. and. i think i think that i was you know yes and i mean this jessica sanchez i'm twenty four years old and i became a gorilla when i was fifteen the fark gave us everything we didn't have to worry about clothes or health care any i'm transferring to so. villian life presented its own difficulties we're not used to money and we don't know how to use it because we don't know how the world works we don't know society's rules the same is for so many helping it almost almost almost one on one of the most famous whether lessons here. the form of fox old is possum time with a game of soccer. at the gym aka reintegration camp form of fighters have been given land for farming. during disease when you're not but i have been with the fark for twenty five years we mainly had military duties of course which has made the transition difficult for me . we also work as farmers and many of the places we are active it. will grow out of bananas and corn. so that's where we see our prospects for the future. were farmers not your soldiers and those you know we also know how to sow see how there are now know how to raise cattle and chickens. we've all grown up in a farm or families or in the countryside. in the company. to mark who is an exception most form a grill and still have no viable prospects despite the peace treaty having been signed a year ago. where just planted every go to put us here no reintegration programs the government hasn't kept the promises it made in the treaties when you go you have a lot of former guerrillas don't have bank accounts and some are still wanted by the police in your the many have yet to be issued ideas that's you know the educational programs haven't started. or a one thousand seven hundred political prisoners still in prison what he did was to i mean so there's the internet got to this. we've made public our observation that the situation not changed when we had complied with the treaty and given up our arms. the. government has delayed progress and belittled agreements. that didn't really has no interest in implementing the points agreed to in the peace treaty in the saddle. for local stuff with. because you no longer. are can i add exactly that out of my weapons were august twenty fifth a peace deal terms being complied with. the you know the militias what they share of the peace treaties benefits such as monthly investments with those giving up their weapons. and they. have asked the fark again comrade remind you to also take us into account in the peace process you don't wind up but all the treaties conditions even so we're still persecuted as evil. little but as you can pull a girl out of the judge will have the moment up six of my guys are in prison. there were ten. that's more how true leslie a lawyer six of my men are in prison even though according to the treaty we shall not have been arrested remember the will of god they will know when got the right thing like out of. prisons where. the reintegration programs for guerrillas were negotiated in a very short time and i would have been negotiations and have lost in just three days when i was for issues like the agricultural reform took an entirely here. they were peace treaty has a range of fights due to it being rushed toward him. but i read a subcommanders don't have their own program for example furthermore the government has failed to meet a lot of its commitments the guerrillas have no prospects yet they have no land to farm no work. no educational opportunities it doesn't look at the many are giving up and returning to criminal activity because the government is not implementing the reintegration program they got to exist. no you have told the government that the treaty has to be revised but you existing agreements must be and they don't mean it doesn't have a visa. because of the. immense all modern human is a year ago that a volcanic insolvent colombia. trade you know it always hurts to give up something that's been with you for a long time you know and that's kept you alive. i mean they were not what you see and what you are made and respected and heard thanks to the rifle on which i'm. about a year ago we met when you were only just starting to just. look at the time we filmed you when you dismantle a deal weapon. and other that's probably the last time i clean my rifle and i didn't hear it for twenty three years i'm. thinking ahead. in the months ahead. when the most carry a weapon that you feel ready to defend your life i think that's ok then can i change that and we have to adapt but it'll get money through the we've committed ourselves to the transition that now we have to adapt to our new lives. if you move from nice and think general return to our former lives as farmers and workers on the i'm thinking of right now i'm worried enough that you actually we've always been worried about the same thing with your new thought the government won't keep its promises that you feel this is. going to stun guns. and it seems to me that you are a lot more relaxed than you were a year ago is that right speak to that a little sharia. people change. here i don't have as many responsibilities as i did before i'm trying to get ahead in a second. they were yesterday was. isn't as if it was a security worries us all as a community we lived for a long time in areas that we controlled and protected. that isn't just sort of us now these areas have been abandoned to their own fate and. you know what up with paramilitaries and criminal gangs are now taking over. they fight over the territories the drug trade and money that have equal to the made in the us yet they all know unions interest trial and has now increased we're worried about the people living there. is it that korea and the room to liberate them into it that it was us in addition to the paramilitaries their new criminal gangs in the region that are fighting over the control of these areas is has. it is fairly worrying. the government was supposed to take care of people security thirty years and to solve any problems created after we left. italy and look at the mighty us when we surely will split the government has yet to take any action that is of the good on this instead of the but us the moment the muslims you know. they still feel happy and north and i guess people died in that war with them and they're also dying in peace time. in the make us look at what about we're not going to go back and are committed by shooting this with the thing we have with being think if the government abides by its commitment to take care of security there i think eventually it will curb the gangs and the rampant crime. thank you you thank. and if the government keeps its promises the danger to the former guerrillas will be limited. to. i. need a third in a moment even when the violence was at its widest if we see two hundred fifty people killed in one year. the numbers are just the figures from the parish. of the two hundred fifty dead in that one year alone and into moscow alone. knees to get out of its west end in the most violent parts of central america. what does he have those down a million dollar reward offered for killing gorilla commanded going and then there were also bounties on former guerrillas and other leading civil war as i have said so many times that we know we can be killed at any moment when we fulfilled our promises to this country these people and the won't if we moderate the state of colombia will be responsible as. the lines of thought leaders who pretend to civilian life under constant threats. as in the case of could in their company by bodyguards. for years look out there for what i just try not to be afraid. i'm going to sign bodyguards first and there's all this obviously means that they consider me to be in danger pretty good . government as it was ignored and a lot of guards are necessary because i'm responsible for the coke a crop substitution program on the far side. you know so all i'm opposed by those who profit from the drug trade is a drug barons don't like to see their income reduced my job is fraught with risk. for this or that when i still try to lead a quiet life and that walk on the street like anyone else is the things i'm sure the danger is constantly on my mind like you believe maybe not the same way as when i was a gorilla in the jungle. but there's always a degree of uncertainty at times if you want to replace your this already but then we'll work through i have four bodyguards at the moment whatever get up with according to the peace treaty we concluded that the government we treated bullets for balance. to thought we agreed to only to use the power of the word via the government to give us guarantees we've got included ensuring our physical safety as well as other commitments from the treating. you know the good that according to our information a million dollar bounty was issued for killing each member of the fark leadership border here for the sake of it that you don't think that idea. you could buy this commercial decades now the paramilitary groups have been a major problem for colombia i feel ok is it on my part of. the peace treaty with the fuck ended the wool but not the violence. that i see on the left in the as soon as the fuck withdrew from areas to gather in the demilitarized zone is agreed on me. it's not hire a military groups to power. me and then second to some of them that mean. but i mean that he's. got government security. the forces the police and the military present as well. as he to. this new order means new human rights violations for our communities. by war against the far can't officially ended according to the treaty at least qualified to mean the meaning of even so the war still continues in our areas. merino cordoba shows a video he received from the choco area where paramilitaries attack a village in order to control the local drug trade the images are disturbing. i. was. it because if a man was acquitted their posterity was signed on november twenty fourth twenty sixteen after that fertile guerrillas and twelve family members were killed for the last twenty five murders resulting from reintegration process sixty seven social activists have been murdered that means an activist is killed every four days. the so-called reintegration program and the guarantees about physical safety i'm not going well at all because people socio economic and physical safety has not been guaranteed. lumbee a will not achieve democracy if this goes off the theme of this young according to the government emerges on systematic because the killers don't have similar profiles. with the coordinates of studies made by the peace and reconciliation conversation the victims were very similar even though the killers represented different groups we have a times we're fighting for a land rights and the truth and intended to become politically active. that there are politicians and businessmen who are on the surface law abiding but high a hitman to murder community leaders in order to prevent the restitution of land participation in politics and the emergence of the truth yes the participants are born the i. was. was. with the. dr. there the i am rather are my hair are rather of the arab they're not declared oh was accompanied by armed bodyguards i. dunno if they care i am where i am there was the era hair heavier than air on era arrived was a heroic to have. fire and i am astonished today we remember bernardo quero he was murdered three months ago i was a lad the why. you're not a quitter was a leading figure in the community he spent thirty five years fighting for human rights especially defended the most vulnerable group of people in the armed conflict the afro colombian. yeah. he started getting death threats five years ago he notified the police before the murder and he asked for protection because he was afraid he'd be killed. and that's what happened yes that actually happened. over. night or was killed because he had studied politics and knew too much about human rights. reported ongoing abuses and problems did not shy from confrontation. supervise the restitution of land to the displaced afro colombian victims of the armed conflict. exposed drug dealers who are corrupting our youth and i don't mean that i think we're not oh didn't hesitate to address the problems directly. and didn't mince his words. in the end that led to his death. here sort of but he always said he'd rather die than remain silent on the ongoing injustices. of the peace process has actually exacerbated the security situation but we african americans have been prepared for that. you know that after such a protracted armed conflict the transitional period might be even worse than the conflict itself. so we weren't prepared for this bernard or warned us that the people against the peace process might start to persecute and murder activists like us. being. it is really sad that the state's presence at the memorial service was limited to the parlor speak to must be the official protection program was invited but the director didn't show up and didn't even deem it necessary to apologize for his absence neither did the mayor of cali. we received support from state institutions for arrangements but we had hoped that the officials would attend the ceremony and see how our joint project was progressing we also sent invitations to the on bud's men and the prosecutor but they didn't come either for this one this is them it's sad that we seem to be the only people interested in our own affairs as unique it is and the leaders and officials who have the power to do something had zero involvement. into marco people displaced by the war are queuing up for reparations. the military men showed up we had to leave. where was the house. in the countryside in the borderlands knowing that they're not going to leave or they kill you. love it that's out. there all refugees many are former girl realize we should receive reparations from the state but it times we don't get any money and we're forced to wait and queue up . you have to get up early to get a good place in the queue. some people even sell their us sometimes you're forced to defend your place. at what up. i need to feel i've been told that if i move my home and family in the village of she'll be where attacked by terrorists in twenty twelve about the. momentum of the day we had to flee our village and came here to to marco. the way it's displaced us from chile. and out that only the mouth. to see this in the violence is still an issue into marco. you hear about acts of violence all the time. the large number of murders means that criminal groups are still active. think young people are being murdered including women in this interim period until the violence is still a serious problem. in. the body or. any community leaders have had to flee their homes some of the murder. intimidation and threats are part of everyday life. where the scientists are a people living in the region don't even dare to dream about a more peaceful life as hoped for from the peace process. where the battle in the world distinctive aspect or rather the saddest aspect is that the problems of the pacific coast choko rio susi oh artist regarded everywhere else in colombia you'll go look at home is our main a because the afro colombian and indigenous population are affected. you never been taken into consideration in colombia. we're only taken into. count when our black athlete achieves something in an international competition. when catarina about grand wins a gold medal she's all over the news. so when someone does something important to colombia that achievement is praised across the media is so i'll go down pick where . he goes when it comes to protecting the people living in the communities that i'm played out how to behave. i do import about. my time and you get in here. the head of our local community was killed ties this with the peace treaty was supposed to bring peace but then they murdered a village leader our plan they must do that on a god now the king had cut him the. money and said if. you think you funny that's not. good if it's a good thing you were here in tears when i was trying to get us on a course to have defended our community ever since we fled the el najar massacre since we were driven out by paramilitary attacks buses this was going on gas on had worked for the community ever since the days was a given and on he defended our rights and took care of matters in our area key take a day kiki he really. gets on was my husband who lives in flint his post. daughter leah stands out in kind every activist in our community has been threatened and it gives us that i've become afraid as well after gas on smarter than i mean they just stand there paramilitary groups in the region and new gangs have appeared since the demobilization. when guests on was murdered we heard that his killer a member of the community was part of the our guild as naked as organization. and. families are afraid and people don't have the courage to report abuses in our society the. orders can you maybe try to tell us what it feels like to lose your husband to a violent conflict that had lasted for years after peace had finally been achieved . the peace treaty was signed but despite that your husband was still shot. kicking his young. how does it feel for him. it's been difficult. but i gather some was a person who guided others. we've been i've known he he was more than a husband for me the choice he was a man of principle with an ideology that i mean not because. my ass it's difficult to explain i learned a lot from him. they are a call he got when he didn't leave anything untold when he was alive. that makes you have to express your feelings and thoughts when you are alive it's too late when your dad thought i was cause i was good my husband died five months ago but i'm not crying because of the gentleman tried out i do feel sorrow but gashed on said you have to cry for the living not for the dead but then your kids are that it comes up at a time as there are you. it kids out there but i don't know if it's a bad thing but i try not to cry i think what not to 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