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A guerrilla-to-entrepreneur plan in Colombia leaves some new businesswomen isolated and at risk

  • Written by Maria Paulina Arango, PhD candidate in International and Comparative Education at Florida State University and 2019-2020 USIP Peace Scholar, Florida State University
A guerrilla-to-entrepreneur plan in Colombia leaves some new businesswomen isolated and at riskMore than 2,000 women were processed through demobilization camps in Colombia as the government transitions disarmed FARC guerrillas back into civilian life, Jan. 18, 2017. Kaveh Kazemi/Getty Images

Women made up nearly a quarter of the 13,000 guerrilla fighters disarmed by Colombia’s 2016 peace accord with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of...

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