Exguerrilleras terminan curso de resocialización tras las rejas

04 de julio de 2015 - 12:07 p. m.

Former Colombian guerrilla female fighter inmates stand near a guard before their graduation ceremony after a resocialization process in the Chiquinquira prison, Boyaca department, Colombia, on July 1, 2015. A group of 34 former guerrilla female fighter inmates graduated in a course for peace and reintegration after they decided to left the guerrillas and join a government program to reduce their sentences. AFP PHOTO/GUILLERMO LEGARIA

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A former Colombian guerrilla female fighter inmate speaks after participating in her graduation ceremony after a resocialization process in the Chiquinquira prison, Boyaca department, Colombia, on July 1, 2015. A group of 34 former guerrilla female fighter inmates graduated in a course for peace and reintegration after they decided to left the guerrillas and join a government program to reduce their sentences. AFP PHOTO/GUILLERMO LEGARIA

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A former Colombian guerrilla female fighter inmatecries during their her graduation ceremony after a resocialization process in the Chiquinquira prison, Boyaca department, Colombia, on July 1, 2015. A group of 34 former guerrilla female fighter inmates graduated in a course for peace and reintegration after they decided to left the guerrillas and join a government program to reduce their sentences. AFP PHOTO/GUILLERMO LEGARIA

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A former Colombian guerrilla female fighter inmates perform during their graduation ceremony after a resocialization process in the Chiquinquira prison, Boyaca department, Colombia, on July 1, 2015. A group of 34 former guerrilla female fighter inmates graduated in a course for peace and reintegration after they decided to left the guerrillas and join a government program to reduce their sentences. AFP PHOTO/GUILLERMO LEGARIA

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A former Colombian guerrilla female fighter inmate smiles before participating in her graduation after a resocialization process in the Chiquinquira prison, Boyaca department, Colombia, on July 1, 2015. A group of 34 former guerrilla female fighter inmates graduated in a course for peace and reintegration after they decided to left the guerrillas and join a government program to reduce their sentences. AFP PHOTO/GUILLERMO LEGARIA

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A former Colombian guerrilla female fighter inmate returns to her cell at the end of her graduation ceremony after a resocialization process in the Chiquinquira prison, Boyaca department, Colombia, on July 1, 2015. A group of 34 former guerrilla female fighter inmates graduated in a course for peace and reintegration after they decided to left the guerrillas and join a government program to reduce their sentences. AFP PHOTO/GUILLERMO LEGARIA

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A former Colombian guerrilla female fighter inmates speak with a guard before their graduation ceremony after a resocialization process in the Chiquinquira prison, Boyaca department, Colombia, on July 1, 2015. A group of 34 former guerrilla female fighter inmates graduated in a course for peace and reintegration after they decided to left the guerrillas and join a government program to reduce their sentences. AFP PHOTO/GUILLERMO LEGARIA

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A former Colombian guerrilla female fighter inmate speaks at the end of her graduation ceremony after a resocialization process in the Chiquinquira prison, Boyaca department, Colombia, on July 1, 2015. A group of 34 former guerrilla female fighter inmates graduated in a course for peace and reintegration after they decided to left the guerrillas and join a government program to reduce their sentences. AFP PHOTO/GUILLERMO LEGARIA

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A former Colombian guerrilla female fighter inmates get ready to take part in their graduation ceremony after a resocialization process in the Chiquinquira prison, Boyaca department, Colombia, on July 1, 2015. A group of 34 former guerrilla female fighter inmates graduated in a course for peace and reintegration after they decided to left the guerrillas and join a government program to reduce their sentences. AFP PHOTO/GUILLERMO LEGARIA

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Former Colombian guerrilla female fighter inmates perform during their graduation ceremony after a resocialization process in the Chiquinquira prison, Boyaca department, Colombia, on July 1, 2015. A group of 34 former guerrilla female fighter inmates graduated in a course for peace and reintegration after they decided to left the guerrillas and join a government program to reduce their sentences. AFP PHOTO/GUILLERMO LEGARIA

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Former Colombian guerrilla female fighter inmates show their diplomas during their graduation ceremony after a resocialization process in the Chiquinquira prison, Boyaca department, Colombia, on July 1, 2015. A group of 34 former guerrilla female fighter inmates graduated in a course for peace and reintegration after they decided to left the guerrillas and join a government program to reduce their sentences. AFP PHOTO/GUILLERMO LEGARIA

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