00:08It is a department that has been hit from several angles.
00:17First of all, the issue of conflict for many decades.
00:24And now, more recently, we are one of the doors of entrance to all these people who are out of
00:36Venezuela due to the crisis they have.
00:46The first and most important thing is to recognize ourselves and recognize each person in their capacity, in their dignity,
00:59in their possibility of rights,
01:02in their ability to guarantee a dignified life.
01:06To understand that we are not the ones who have the answers,
01:11or the survivors, or the ones who know,
01:13but based on the knowledge of the knowledge.
01:21And I think that as young people, we are always looking for, not to go from the territory,
01:26but to keep creating opportunities, or to create opportunities in the same territory, despite many circumstances.
01:43As a leader, I use my words very colloquial, very humble.
01:48I speak with people and I don't disfraze the situations that are present because it is real life.
01:55It is sad and sad that I try to tap the sun with a finger,
01:59where currently the war is very evident.
02:05The quality of this bridge is precisely in this horizontal relationship.
02:10We are at the same level, we have the ability to listen, to reflect, to understand.
02:22The arrival of Oxfam to the territory has been vital for the strengthening of organizations,
02:29of course, like ours,
02:31that are organizations that are within the territory,
02:34that know the needs of the community.
02:39the kind of self-provenation of the territory.
02:46What is the place for the country?
02:47If we look at the focus of the woman who is victim of armed armed conflict,
02:51there are difficulties, there are difficulties, there are problems,
02:53there are difficulties, there are difficulties, there are all these conflict that has been generated,
02:57and that has been for more than 50 years in the municipality of Arauca
03:01and that we see reflected in that women with low guarantee of rights.
03:07Women little empowered, because if we were empowered,
03:13we would have consejales, diputadas,
03:16we would have more participation in the scenarios of decision-making.
03:20We, especially women, are not owners of the bodies.
03:24It is something that has left the conflict,
03:27and there is fear of walking by the streets,
03:30because how the others are seeing,
03:34what can be called for one or another actor,
03:37armado or not,
03:39that can take away from you,
03:42that capacity to decide on your body.
03:45So that is the first step,
03:48recover ourselves and recover
03:50the processes we are,
03:52and in that also are our biological processes,
03:56including the menstruation.
04:04More than all,
04:06strengthening myself as a empowered woman here,
04:09because it has given me very much empowerment,
04:11it has been very important,
04:13too important,
04:15because apart from that,
04:16I can help myself,
04:17in my entrepreneurship,
04:19I can help a lot of women,
04:21in fact,
04:22with what OCFAN has done,
04:24with the hands of support,
04:27I can acquire more machines.
04:33The Path of Peace is the way I am,
04:38I can build myself,
04:41in which I do best to myself,
04:44for me and for others,
04:47in which I develop what I am,
04:50I can strengthen,
04:51I can improve myself,
04:52and put it to the service of the others.
