Diego Alexander Pulgarin Ossa

Submitted by WW4 Report on Sat, 05/03/2008 - 01:22.

Colombian anti-militarists protest at an army base in Antioquia March 27. Diego Alejandro's sign reads: "I don't want them to FORCE us to walk through minefields and swim in rivers of blood. I want to be FREE and follow my conscience."

Photo: FOR Colombia Program

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