00:09For, if you want to approach the silent horrors of the war, our Colombian war,
00:16we would have to listen to the women of the Inspection of the Placer in the Bajo Putumayo.
00:22They entered the 7th of November 1999,
00:27un domingo, it was about 7.30am.
00:30We were drinking coffee when there was a campfire,
00:34but it seemed like the people would end up.
00:37We stopped, we went to run,
00:41with the girl in the arms and she would tap her mouth so she wouldn't cry.
00:54It seemed like everything came up.
00:58At the 5 o'clock in the morning I would take a girl in the back and the other in
01:04the arms.
01:04I was running and running and running.
01:12There was no people, there were no friends,
01:16there were no one who had died.
01:20others already had gone.
01:30They wanted to cause us terror here.
01:34It was hard to walk because where one was going,
01:36they asked us, where are you going?
01:39Where are you going?
01:41One didn't find friends on the street,
01:44but just people.
01:51They told me that they were going to kill me.
01:56And they stopped me.
01:58They asked me papers.
01:59They stopped me.
02:01One day I was at the morning,
02:02it was 4am,
02:03and I was with another girl.
02:06We were with the girl,
02:08and they went up and they said,
02:11they said,
02:11they said, you know,
02:12you're in the stomach.
02:14I said, you're in the embrace of the girl,
02:16I'm close to having the baby.
02:18They told me that the stomach that I was carrying
02:20was not in the marriage,
02:22that it was in the mentiras.
02:25They took me off the jacket,
02:28they took me off the sweaters to the side,
02:31and they told me that it was in the marriage that I was carrying.
02:42I told them that I was carrying on it,
02:46and they told me that it was in the Nora.
02:47They were carrying on it,
02:49and they told them that they carry on an arm,
02:50they carry on a uniform,
02:51and they will not have words.
02:53They have words too to defend myself.
02:55They can.
02:57They took me off the jacket.
02:59I was a guerrilla, I didn't say guerrilla, I didn't say guerrilla, I didn't say guerrilla.
03:03I was a normal person, I didn't say any group and I didn't say any group.
03:08I didn't say this one.
03:11I didn't say that.
03:16I remember that one of the commanders said that to not to harm the girls,
03:23they would have their own prostitutes.
03:36I am here to tell the story of another woman,
03:41a woman who can't give her testimony for violence.
03:45It was a woman who was married to 16 years old,
03:47with a older man who had three children.
03:50She lived happy and calm until the day they arrived,
03:54and they told her that if she wanted to see her alive family,
03:59she had to go with them.
04:02She took a commander and the commander the viola.
04:15One day, three paramilitares arrived,
04:19and they used all three at the time of her.
04:20Yes, she didn't hold her body anymore.
04:23She didn't hold her head anymore.
04:26She didn't hold her body anymore.
04:28She had to go from there.
04:30She went with her eyes closed,
04:33to not see anything,
04:34but only see where she would reach,
04:36where she would reach,
04:36where she would reach a family.
04:37And she came to Nariño.
04:41She thought she would receive her well.
04:43She was lying.
04:44They were telling her that she was the woman of a paraco.
04:46For her, it was very hard to feel that she was telling her
04:50that she was the woman of a paraco.
04:53My father, she dropped her head inside.
04:56The husbandか二人 friend.
05:04My dad, he was like,
05:05My mother.
05:05My daughter gave her help.
05:06Here is my son.
05:07This is for her daughter.
05:07Monasterine in her friend.
05:10$60,500,000,
05:10her husband,
05:10she put him on the side.
05:14she worked for the woman Noah.
05:14Amen.
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