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FARC And The Days Leading Up To The End Of a 52-Year Old War

Antonio has a dream that when he leaves, to write a book about his life in the guerrilla. Everyday he nourishes this small notebook which collects anecdotes from their peers and his daily life in the war. El Diamante, Colombia, on September 30, 2016. The rattle of guns, the sound of the rifles has filled the colombian territory of noise, where bullets have been the tool, say the guerrillas from FARC EP "with which the solution is sought social justice". The nights in the camps reach total darkness generating a certain tranquility but is overshadowed by the noise of the bombardment, which cut the sound of animals, the screech of crickets and the breath of those who receive them. Men and women from the guerrilla become shadows in the middle of the Colombian jungle, and if on October 2nd the people choose the continuation of war by winning the "no", these shades will be perpetual and who is behind this shadow should delve deeper into the darkness trying to seek a light.(Photo by Carlos Martinez/NurPhoto)

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