El renacer de Natalia Ponce de León

The cover of the book by Natalia Ponce De Leon "Rebirth of Natalia Ponce de Leon" during its launching in Bogota on 16 April 2015. Natalia was burnt with acid on March 28, 2014. In Colombia such aggressions are categorized as equivalent to hitting and the maximum penalty for them is four years in prison. Victims of this kind of aggression are organizing to claim for more severe punishments. AFP PHOTO/Luis Acosta

The cover of the book by Natalia Ponce De Leon "Rebirth of Natalia Ponce de Leon" during its launching in Bogota on 16 April 2015. Natalia was burnt with acid on March 28, 2014. In Colombia such aggressions are categorized as equivalent to hitting and the maximum penalty for them is four years in prison. Victims of this kind of aggression are organizing to claim for more severe punishments. AFP PHOTO/Luis Acosta

BOG40. BOGOTÁ (COLOMBIA), 16/04/2015.- La joven colombiana Natalia Ponce de León, atacada con ácido el año pasado, participa en el lanzamiento del libro "El renacimiento de Natalia Ponce de León" hoy, jueves 16 de abril de 2015, en Bogotá (Colombia). Ponce de León, que el año pasado se convirtió en símbolo nacional de las víctimas de ataques con ácido tras ser rociada en el rostro con un corrosivo sulfúrico, hizo hoy su primera aparición en público para presentar un libro sobre su drama. EFE/Iván Valencia

BOG41. BOGOTÁ (COLOMBIA), 16/04/2015.- La joven colombiana Natalia Ponce de León, atacada con ácido el año pasado, participa en el lanzamiento del libro "El renacimiento de Natalia Ponce de León" hoy, jueves 16 de abril de 2015, en Bogotá (Colombia). Ponce de León, que el año pasado se convirtió en símbolo nacional de las víctimas de ataques con ácido tras ser rociada en el rostro con un corrosivo sulfúrico, hizo hoy su primera aparición en público para presentar un libro sobre su drama. EFE/Iván Valencia

Colombian victim of assault using acid Natalia Ponce De Leon gives a press conference during the launching of her book " Rebirth of Natalia Ponce de Leon" in Bogota on 16 April 2015. Natalia was burnt with acid on March 28, 2014. In Colombia such aggressions are categorized as equivalent to hitting and the maximum penalty for them is four years in prison. Victims of this kind of aggression are organizing to claim for more severe punishments. AFP PHOTO/Luis Acosta

Colombian victim of assault using acid Natalia Ponce De Leon gives a press conference during the launching of her book " Rebirth of Natalia Ponce de Leon" in Bogota on 16 April 2015. Natalia was burnt with acid on March 28, 2014. In Colombia such aggressions are categorized as equivalent to hitting and the maximum penalty for them is four years in prison. Victims of this kind of aggression are organizing to claim for more severe punishments. AFP PHOTO/Luis Acosta

Colombian victim of assault using acid Natalia Ponce De Leon gives a press conference during the launching of her book " Rebirth of Natalia Ponce de Leon" in Bogota on 16 April 2015. Natalia was burnt with acid on March 28, 2014. In Colombia such aggressions are categorized as equivalent to hitting and the maximum penalty for them is four years in prison. Victims of this kind of aggression are organizing to claim for more severe punishments. AFP PHOTO/Luis Acosta

Colombian victim of assault using acid Natalia Ponce De Leon gives a press conference during the launching of her book " Rebirth of Natalia Ponce de Leon" in Bogota on 16 April 2015. Natalia was burnt with acid on March 28, 2014. In Colombia such aggressions are categorized as equivalent to hitting and the maximum penalty for them is four years in prison. Victims of this kind of aggression are organizing to claim for more severe punishments. AFP PHOTO/Luis Acosta

Colombian victim of assault using acid Natalia Ponce De Leon (R) is kieesed by her father during the launching of her book " Rebirth of Natalia Ponce de Leon" in Bogota on 16 April 2015. Natalia was burnt with acid on March 28, 2014. In Colombia such aggressions are categorized as equivalent to hitting and the maximum penalty for them is four years in prison. Victims of this kind of aggression are organizing to claim for more severe punishments. AFP PHOTO/Luis Acosta