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1. FARC guerrilla Gladis, at the FARC's Tierra Grata demobilization zone in northern Colombia, in the province of Cesar, near the town of San Jose de Oriente. February 16, 2017. Photo: Anastasia

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2. FARC guerrilla, Margot, holding her son. Standing by her side is her partner and the child's father. Photo taken at the FARC's Tierra Grata demobilization zone in northern Colombia, in the province of Cesar, near the town of San Jose de Oriente. February 16, 2017. Photo: Anastasia Moloney

3. Camila Norma, a FARC guerrilla, shows her painted fingernails at the FARC's Tierra Grata demobilization zone in northern Colombia, in the province of Cesar, near the town of San Jose de Oriente. February 16, 2017. Photo: Anastasia Moloney

4. FARC guerrilla, Solange Mendoza, on guard duty at the FARC's Tierra Grata demobilization zone in northern Colombia, in the province of Cesar, near the town of San Jose de Oriente. February 15, 2017. Photo: Anastasia Moloney

5. Solis Almeyda, rebel commander of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), who uses his nom de guerre, at the FARC's Tierra Grata demobilization zone in northern Colombia, in the province of Cesar, near the town of San Jose de Oriente. February 15, 2017. Photo: Anastasia Moloney.

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