. 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
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
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