Las mujeres del naya: superación a una radiografía del miedo después de la masacre

Abstract

The life stories described here take place in the Cabildo Indígena Kite Kiwe, a highly controversial and diverse context, where a series of historical factors of violence are linked with other political and cultural factors that make up a complex panorama endowed with memory and the construction of new life projects. In order to remember and narrate the voices of the victims of the past armed conflict in the department of Cauca, it is necessary to take into account the lessons learned and the multiple dilemmas that emerge from their experiences, seeking to reconstruct their memory. It is expected that these stories become a dynamic space where their versions occupy a central place in the narratives.