Conflictos

Falsos positivos en Colombia: ¿Qué son? ¿Cómo luchan sus familiares? ¿Qué hizo el Gobierno?

Carmenza Gomez, member of the Mothers of False Positives (Mafapo) civil organization, poses for a picture in Bogota, on February 7, 2020. - During the nine-year reconstruction of her son's extrajudicial execution Carmenza Gomez uncovered a "rotten pot" in the Colombian army and now demands justice and the truth about his crime. Without imagining it, Carmenza began to unveil the biggest scandal in the history of the Colombian military: the "false positives", executions of civilians at the hands of the military who presented them as combat casualties to swell the results of a conflict that has bled the country to death for almost sixty years. (Photo by Daniel MUNOZ / AFP)
Carmenza Gomez, member of the Mothers of False Positives (Mafapo) civil organization, poses for a picture in Bogota, on February 7, 2020. - During the nine-year reconstruction of her son's extrajudicial execution Carmenza Gomez uncovered a "rotten pot" in the Colombian army and now demands justice and the truth about his crime. Without imagining it, Carmenza began to unveil the biggest scandal in the history of the Colombian military: the "false positives", executions of civilians at the hands of the military who presented them as combat casualties to swell the results of a conflict that has bled the country to death for almost sixty years. (Photo by Daniel MUNOZ / AFP) DANIEL MUNOZ
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