Crónicas de aulas en medio de la guerra

Abstract

The country faces one of the most important moments in history. If the peace process with the FARC were to materialize, a giant step would be taken to end the longest internal armed conflict in recent times. A conflict that has subjected more than half of the Colombian people to misery, failure, displacement and disappointment. That he has taken the lives of thousands of innocent people with him. This is a conflict that does not make discernments of race, stratum, trade or social condition. Those who speak and give extra information are killed, those who do not pay vaccines are tortured, and those who try to help the population are threatened. According to the Unit for the Comprehensive Attention and Reparation of Victims, and the most recent report of the entity, to date 7,758,935 people have been registered as direct victims of the conflict, of which about six million are displaced, constituting this factor like the most common in statistics. There have been many victims, as well as victimizers, but it is noteworthy that in the midst of war there are many who, from their various offices, help mitigate pain and misery. It is not easy to be a doctor, a journalist and, especially, a teacher in a scenario as dark as the one that daily depicts the armed conflict. And, according to a report prepared by the Victims Unit, teachers and teachers have also been direct and indirect victims of the Colombian armed conflict.