Reconstrucción de la memoria histórica de las víctimas del conflicto armado en Puerto Nidia, Tame, Arauca, a través de crónicas radiales.

Abstract

The present investigation has as main objective to reconstruct the historical memory of the victims of the armed conflict of Puerto Nidia, Tame, Arauca, through radio chronicles. The population with which we worked has been directly and indirectly affected by illegal armed groups such as the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) and ELN (National Liberation Army) who have violently lashed this region, leaving dozens of dead and families outside their territory. It should be noted that, in Puerto Nidia, the war began in 2001, the main causes were territorial disputes and drug trafficking. In this sense, to carry out the radio production, eight chronicles were made where the leading voices are those of direct and indirect victims who lived within the framework of these disputes between armed actors. Consequently, the radio program Voices that Build Peace was created, which lasts between fifteen and twenty minutes, the language used in the narration of the stories is simple, it was enriched with rhetorical figures and is suitable for all types of audiences, especially for adults between 25 and 35 years.