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Marked by the pain inflicted by years of war, displacements, deaths and absences of loved ones, women in the Colombian region of Montes de María took destiny in their own hands. A portrait of a group of countrywomen building a future despite their scars and the pain of war.
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Marked by the pain inflicted by years of war, displacements, deaths and absences of loved ones, women in the Colombian region of Montes de María took destiny in their own hands. A portrait of a group of countrywomen building a future despite their scars and the pain of war.
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