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Aurelio Quesada Flores
GRANDFATHER
electrical technician
79Years
1.65 m

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Jorge Eliecer Gaitan's deaths. starts the "Bogotazo".

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World war 2 end

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event that occurred in the mandate of Gustavo Rojas Pinilla

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Massacre of university students by the Colombia Battalion in Bogotá.

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Plebiscite approving the National Front, alternating power between liberals and conservatives for 16 years.

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Massacre of Santa Bárbara (Antioquia) by the National Army against cement strikers.

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Valentina Afanador Rincon's born
GRANDMOTHER
Housewife
1.58m
59years old

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start of the armed conflict in colombia

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Constitutional Reform of 1968 approved

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Massacre at the Universidad del Valle, in that year there were university student mobilizations

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National Civic Strike of 1977, the strongest and most violent in the history of Colombia

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Murder of criminal judge Ana Cecilia Cartagena by the Medellín Cartel, starting their war with the state.

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The M-19 carried out the guerrilla takeover of Mocoa, the capital of the Putumayo Police Station.

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The M-19 attacks the Casa de Nariño presidential residence with mortars.

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Colombian writer Gabriel García Márquez receives the Nobel Prize for Literature

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Orleyda Quesada Afanador
Aunt
Teacher
1.65m
37years old

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Battle of Yarumales (Cauca) between the National Army and the M-19.

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Armero tragedy (Tolima): eruption of the Nevado del Ruiz with an avalanche of snow and mud: More than 25 thousand dead.

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Sergio Andrés Quesada Afanador
Father
Electrical engineer
1.70
1985-2016 (31 years old)

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Guillermo Cano Isaza, director of the newspaper El Espectador in Bogotá, assassinated by assassins of the Medellín Cartel.

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First local elections of mayors in Colombia.

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Jenny Marithza Olaya Oviedo
Mother
Merchandiser
33Years old
1.65m

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Álvaro Gómez Hurtado kidnapped by the M-19, released, they begin the dialogues that will conclude with the peace agreement.

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The war between the Medellín Cartel and the Cali Cartel begins.

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John Levinson Quesada Afanador
Uncle
Delivery man
32years old
1.85

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Assassinated Luis Carlos Galán, presidential candidate of the Liberal Party in Soacha, and Colonel Valdemar Franklin Quintero in Medellín, both assassinated by the Medellín Cartel.

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Attack on Avianca flight 203, by the Medellín Cartel, to assassinate César Gaviria: 107 dead.

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Attack on the building of the Administrative Department of Security (DAS) in Bogotá, by the Medellín Cartel.

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Recrudescence of narco-terrorism, paramilitarism and the dirty war against opposition movements.

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Assassinated Bernardo Jaramillo, candidate for the presidency of the Patriotic Union, in the Bogotá airlift.

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Carlos Pizarro, presidential candidate of the Alianza Democrática M-19, was assassinated on an Avianca plane.

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Pablo Escobar surrenders, after extradition is prohibited, in the company of Father Rafael García Herreros.

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The Colombian Constitution of 1991 is promulgated.

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Pablo Escobar and 9 prisoners of the Medellin Cartel escape from La Catedral prison, when they were going to be transferred to another prison.

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The drug trafficker Pablo Escobar, the top leader of the Medellín Cartel, was killed on the roof of a house in Medellín.

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Álvaro Gómez Hurtado, leader of the Colombian Conservative Party, assassinated by assassins in Bogotá

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Attempts at Peace Dialogues between the government of Ernesto Samper and the National Liberation Army begin

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Created the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC), the largest paramilitary group in Colombia, active until 2006.

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Juan Daniel Quesada Afanador
Uncle
Tattooist
24yeas old
1.70m

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Taking of Miraflores (Guaviare) by the FARC-EP: 42 policemen and soldiers killed and 56 kidnapped.

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Inauguration of the elected president Andrés Pastrana Arango, who initiates a peace process with the FARC-EP.

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Battle of Tamborales (Chocó) between the National Army and the FARC-EP.

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Taking of Mitú (Vaupés) by the FARC-EP: 62 soldiers killed and 60 kidnapped.

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Peace talks begin between the government of Andrés Pastrana and the FARC-EP.

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Hijacked Avianca Flight 9463 by the National Liberation Army (ELN).

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Battle of the Nudo de Paramillo (Antioquia) between the Military Forces and the AUC against the FARC-EP and the ELN.

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Jaime Garzón, journalist and humorist, assassinated by paramilitaries in Bogotá.

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Laura Valentina Quesada Afanador
Aunt
Housewife - Student
21years old
1.60m

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Battle of Dabeiba between the Public Force and the FARC-EP.

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Operation Berlin of the National Army against the FARC-EP.

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Operation Gato Negro against the FARC-EP, captured Brazilian drug trafficker, protégé of Negro Acacio.

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The United States and the European Union declare Colombian guerrillas and paramilitaries terrorist groups.

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Pastrana breaks off the peace talks between the government and the FARC-EP and orders the Retaking of the Demilitarized Zone.

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Massacre of Bojayá (Chocó) in the midst of combat between the FARC-EP and the AUC.

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Álvaro Uribe Vélez assumes as president, in possession of an attack by the FARC-EP. Operation Orion in Medellin.

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Attack on Club El Nogal in Bogotá by the FARC-EP: 36 dead.

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Plan Patriota begins with Operation Libertad Uno in Cundinamarca.

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The top paramilitary leader of the AUC, Carlos Castaño, is executed on the orders of his brother Vicente Castaño.

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Santiago Quesada Olaya
(I)
Student
17years old
1.70m (approximately)

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During labor day protests, the student and minor Nicolás Neira is murdered by ESMAD.

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First reform to the Constitution of 1991 in which the consecutive re-election of the President of the Republic is allowed.

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The Free Trade Agreement between Colombia and the United States is approved in Colombia.

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The re-elected president Álvaro Uribe takes office, the first re-elected since the 1991 Constitution.

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The Parapolitics scandal begins, linking numerous politicians and congressmen with the paramilitaries.

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Daughter of Sergio Andres Quesada & Jenny Olaya

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Rachel Sharik Quesada Olaya
Sister
Student
15years old
1.61m

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Launch of the Libertad I satellite, the first Colombian satellite in orbit.

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The International Court of Justice ratifies the Esguerra-Bárcenas Treaty of 1928 in which Nicaragua recognized Colombian sovereignty over the Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina and Colombia recognized Nicaraguan sovereignty over the Mosquito Coast.

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Operation Fénix against the FARC-EP in a camp in Ecuador and the death of Raúl Reyes. The "Andean Crisis" begins.

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A military agreement is signed between Colombia and the United States.

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Agro Ingreso Seguro Scandal.

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Student mobilizations in protest against the Higher Education Reform Project.

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Mariana Quesada Carvajal
Cousin
Student
11years old

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Peace talks begin with the FARC-EP in Havana, Cuba and Norway as mediators, Chile and Venezuela as overseers.

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In a notary's office in Bogotá. The first civil union was made between two same-sex couples in Colombia.

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National Agrarian Strike due to the costs of agricultural inputs, the prohibition of natural seeds and the prices affected by the signed Free Trade Agreements.

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Valeria Quesada Carvajal
Cousin
Student
8years old

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The Attorney General's Office dismissed and disqualified for 15 years the mayor of Bogotá, Gustavo Petro, for modifying the health system. His sanction would be revoked.

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Near Cartagena, the San José Galleon is discovered, which was attacked and sunk in 1708 by English ships.

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Arturo Fierro Quesada
Cousin
Student
5years old

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Prostitution network in the National Police: "Comunidad del Anillo", resignation of General Rodolfo Palomino.

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The Constitutional Court approves same-sex marriage.

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The signing of the Peace Agreements between the Colombian government and the FARC-EP takes place in Cartagena

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President Juan Manuel Santos receives the Nobel Peace Prize from the Swedish Academy Committee.

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Peace talks between the Colombian government and the ELN begin

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In the early hours of the morning, three rivers overflow, generating the Mocoa tragedy.

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The Special Jurisdiction for Peace JEP begins, a legal body created from the Peace Agreements with the FARC-EP and which will judge the crimes committed during the internal armed conflict in Colombia, will be valid for 15 years

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National university strike in Colombia for the financing of education.

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National strike of 2019-2020 in rejection of the so-called "national package" of the Government of Iván Duque.

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Protests in Colombia in 2020 due to police violence, unleashed after the murder of Javier Ordoñez

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Minga from the Southwest, arrives in Bogotá276. Day of marches to commemorate the 2019 National Strike.

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Isaac Moreno Quesada
Cousin
1year old

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He takes office in Bogotá D.C. Claudia Nayibe López Hernández as the first Mayor of the Colombian Capital City, a member of the LGBT community with a Lesbian sexual orientation.

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National quarantine decreed by the National Government due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

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Protests in Colombia in 2020 due to police violence, unleashed after the murder of Javier Ordoñez.

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Minga from the Southwest, arrives in Bogotá. Day of marches to commemorate the 2019 National Strike.

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daughter of Daniel & Danna Valentina Polana

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Hannah Quesada Polania
Cousin