Parte 6: itinerarios futuros: ¿pluralismo en Colombia? Capitulo 2: La performatividad de Mujeres en Marcha y las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC) en el Movimiento por la Paz en Colombia: retratos de experiencias

Abstract

As the sun begins to set on the eastern mountains of the El Tigre village in El Tigre, in Uribe, Meta, the atmosphere of the hill where we are becomes comfortable, homey becomes comfortable, homey; the shades of green blend and become one. become confused and become one. The orange and yellow colors that hours before drew the horizon, now move and are concentrated in the cheerful and concentrate on the cheerful costumes that, to the sound of Colombian music, each one of the farianas each one of the farianas1 in the center of the camp, surrounded by hundreds of curious eyes. Glances coming from every corner of the country from every corner of the country; peasants, indigenous, academics, politicians, combatants, activists, activists and politicians, combatants, activists, all in unison calling for the end of the armed conflict, chanting for peace, for the effective implementation of the accords the agreements reached between the national government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces-Army of the Revolutionary Armed Forces-People's Army (FARC-ep).