Supporting the Civilian Population
Cástulo describes the kind of organized labor the guerrilla carried out during guindas in order to support the civilian population.
Addressing human rights in the wake of human tragedy
Cástulo describes the kind of organized labor the guerrilla carried out during guindas in order to support the civilian population.
Walter remembers being a guerrilla during the 1982 “May Guinda” and surviving alongside his comrades.
Edwin describes his first experiences in armed political activity and how he was wounded during a large military operation led by the Salvadoran Armed Forces with the participation of Guatemalan forces.
Lucía describes how people were organized at the Mesa Grande refugee camp and why she finally decided to return home.
Trinidad analyzes the causes that prompted the war.
Víctor describes being detained along with 18 other people and explains how they were tortured.
Hermelinda explains the meaning of the term “guinda”.
Margarita describes her work as a nurse in the Rama Caida camp.