Farc: Ex-combatants take the Plaza de Bolívar to ask for life – Peace Process – Politics

A whole cultural carnival. That is what the Plaza de Bolívar became this Tuesday, where hundreds of ex-combatants of the FARC arrived, coming from different regions of the country to ask for respect for life.

This weekend the march of the peace signatories from the east of the country arrived in the capital, which was led during a good journey by the president of the FARC, Rodrigo Londoño.

(See also: Timochenko admitted that the Farc carried out attacks against Vargas Lleras)

This mobilization was later joined by other marches from Antioquia and the north of the country, as well as from Huila and the south that entered this Sunday through the North and South highways, with the aim of meeting in the Plaza de Bolívar.

What was seen in the center of Bogotá was a whole cultural festival, while some ex-combatants, to the rhythm of the harangues, They made artistic installations that represented the more than 230 demobilized that have been assassinated after the signing of the Havana agreement, other ex-Farc installed a market of products made by themselves in their reintegration process.

(Also: Government urges ex-FARC to recognize Vargas Lleras attack before JEP)

The installation of the ex-combatants was accompanied by the presentation of some musical artists such as César López and the Youth Philharmonic Orchestra of Bogotá.

In the end, the message was the same: “No more assassinations of ex-guerrillas.”

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