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In Aipe-Huila my great-grandmother Lucia Serrano was born on December 31, 1900 and in Mata-Fortalecillas my great-grandfather Emiliano Garcia was born, parents of my paternal grandfather. Both were farmers, they grew any type of food.

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The Thousand Day War (1899-1902) originated between liberals and conservatives. The separation of Panama took place in 1903 and the construction of the canal that crosses this country was completed. In 1904, the beverage company Postobón, Fabricato, a textile company, was created in Medellín and the Geographical Society of Colombia was founded. 1905 May 6: The poet and educator Manuel Saturio Valencia, the last Colombian sentenced to death in the country, was shot.

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My paternal great-grandparents, my grandfather's parents lived in the Vereda Santa Lucia which my grandfather was born on March 12, 1932 and grew up in the vereda.

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The Colombian-Peruvian war (also called the Leticia conflict) refers to the armed conflict between the Republics of Colombia and Peru that occurred between 1932 and 1933.
1934 The eight-hour workday is established along with other labor rights. 1935 The First Congress of Peasants leads to the creation of the Confederación de Trabajadores de Colombia (CTC), it is the oldest trade union center in Colombia. In 1936, the liberal government of President Alfonso López Pumarejo carried out an important reform to the 1886 constitution in addition to the creation of the  Cedula of Citizenship.

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My paternal great-grandparents, parents of my paternal grandmother, were for a time in Verada de Canoas due to my great-grandfather's work, so my grandmother was born there on February 14, 1940.

In Ataco-Tolima my maternal grandmother Marina was born on March 4, 1940

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1939-1945 World War II.
1940 The Industrial Development Institute (IFI) is founded to promote the industrial sector and the Inter-American Agreement regulates the export of coffee to the United States.
July 15, 1943: Francisco A. Pérez "Mamatoco", who published the weekly "La Voz del Pueblo", was assassinated.
on July 10, 1944 a failed coup attempt in Pasto.
Constitutional Reform of 1945
1946 The Liberal Republic ends and the Conservatives return to power. The Colombian Workers Union is also created.
1947 Jorge Eliécer Gaitán wins the congressional elections by majority and is also proclaimed sole head of the Liberal Party.
April 9, 1948: Assassination of presidential candidate Jorge Eliécer Gaitán, generating El Bogotazo marking the resurgence of the bipartisan La Violencia.
1950 Liberal guerrillas appear.

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The father of my paternal grandmother built a house in the Vereda de Santa Lucia which they lived for a long time until he died, then they went to live for a short time in a village that was between San Roque and La Laguna, (according to my grandmother nowadays he thinks he is known or is close to the Meson). After having been there for a while, they returned to Santa Lucia until the death of my great-grandmother, but also until my grandmother met my grandfather and they married in 1956.

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1953 Army General Gustavo Rojas Pinilla carried out a bloodless coup against President Laureano Gómez.
Amnesty for the liberal guerrillas by General Gustavo Rojas Pinilla. June 8-9, 1954: Massacre of university students by the Colombia Battalion, June 13: President Rojas inaugurated television in Colombia for which he brought technicians from Cuba, Germany and the United States, on August 3: The Assembly Constituent re-elects Rojas Pinilla as president. Voting rights granted to women.
December 1, 1957: Plebiscite approved by the National Front, which alternated power between liberals and conservatives for the next 16 years and the National Learning Service (SENA) was also created.
1958 The electoral regime was reinstated and the National Front was formed.
January 11, 1960: Assassination of the communist leader Jacobo Prías Alape, beginning of the internal armed conflict in Colombia. The Student and Peasant Workers Movement (MOEC) is formed, one of the first guerrillas in the internal armed conflict in Colombia.
May 10, 1963: Failed coup attempt.
May 18, 1964-June 22: Operation Sovereignty over the 'Republic of Marquetalia' in Planadas (Tolima) The Southern Block (later FARC-EP) appears and on January 7, 1964: Guerrilla take of Simacota (Santander) by the National Liberation Army (ELN), publishes the Simacota manifesto. February 27: Attempted coup by General Alberto Ruiz Novoa, Minister of War was replaced.

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In Neiva-Huila my father was born on February 25, 1972 and My mother was born in Ibagué-Tolima on August 27, 1973.

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1967:
May 2: Creation of the National Association of Peasant Users (ANUC) to promote agrarian reform in Colombia July 15: Novel One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez published, work for which he would receive the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1982. On December 26: Massacre of La Rubiera (Arauca): 16 indigenous dead, the Popular Liberation Army (EPL) is also founded and there are student mobilizations in Colombia.
December 12: Constitutional Reform of 1968 approved.
July 20, 1969: televised broadcast of the arrival of man on the Moon.
April 19, 1970: Presidential elections, under accusations of electoral fraud. 1970 Colombian legislative elections were also held. July 31: Colombia earthquake of 1970.
February 26, 1971: Massacre at the Universidad del Valle, in that year there were university student mobilizations.
January 9, 1972: Pact of Chicoral (Tolima), between the government and landowners.
In January 1973, the guerrilla group Movimiento 19 de Abril (M-19) was founded. First Conference of the organization and August 7 to October 18: Operation Anori against the ELN, almost dismantled the guerrilla group.

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My brother Yefferson David was born in Neiva-Huila on May 22, 1993 and my sister Jeniffer Tatiana was born in Bogotá on March 2, 1997.

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December 3, 1993: The fugitive from justice Pablo Escobar is killed by the authorities on the roof of a house in Medellín.
January 23, 1994: La Chinita Massacre: 33 dead (members of Esperanza, Paz y Libertad) in La Chinita, Apartadó (Antioquia) by the FARC-EP and on June 6: a Páez Earthquake was registered in Belalcázar ( Cauca), subsequent avalanche due to the overflow of the Páez river, also on October 17: Robbery from the Banco de la República de Valledupar extracting more than 24 billion pesos in 2, 5 and 10 thousand bills.
November 8, 1995: The attempts at Peace Dialogues between the government of Ernesto Samper and the National Liberation Army begin.
August 30, 1996: Taking of the Las Delicias military base by the FARC-EP. Move of the FARC-EP from guerrilla warfare to movement warfare.
April 18, 1997: The United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia are created, the largest paramilitary group in Colombia, which will initiate a wave of massacres until its demobilization in 2006 and on December 21: Taking of Patascoy by the FARC-EP assassinates 10 soldiers and they kidnap 18 in Patascoy, Nariño.

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I was born on April 4, 2004 in Neiva-Huila where I currently live. I live with my father Jesús David García Quimbaya, a layman belonging to the Aranzazú church; my mother Guerly Sánchez Castro, a housewife; my sister Jeniffer Tatiana García Sánchez, Normalista teacher. And I also have an older brother Yefferson David Garcia Sanchez, Welder; but  with him, don't alive.

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August 7, 2002: The elected president Álvaro Uribe Vélez takes office. During his inauguration, an attack by the FARC-EP occurred that leaves 27 dead.
April 16, 2004: The top paramilitary leader of the AUC, Carlos Castaño, is executed on the orders of his brother Vicente Castaño.
May 1, 2005: In protests on Labor Day, the student and minor Nicolás Neira is assassinated and on October 19: The first amendment to the 1991 Constitution is given, which allows the consecutive re-election of the president of the Republic.

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When I was 4 years old, I was in the children's home near where I live, after finishing a year, I went to Las Brisas school where I attended preschool and first.

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March 26, 2008: The founder and top leader of the FARC-EP, Manuel Marulanda Vélez, dies of a cardiac arrest in the jungles and on July 2: Operation Jaque against the FARC-EP: 15 hostages rescued.
October 2009: Agro Secure Income Scandal
2010 Juan Manuel Santos takes office as president, it would be his first term and on September 22 and 23: The public force executes Operation Sodoma that killed guerrilla chief Jorge Briceño Alias "Mono Jojoy" from the FARC-EP.

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Then I went to the Institution  ENS where I attended second of primary until sixth of bachillery grade in the hours of the afternoon. From the 8 year old I have liked liked exact sciences and art, standing out in mathematics and drawing; during my elementary school I had many experiences, some good and bad, the ones that have marked me the most were the detection of migraine, when was 9 years old and the fissured left wrist when he was 10 years old.

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October 12, 2011: Student mobilizations protesting the Higher Education Reform Project presented by the National Government to the Congress of the Republic.
September 4, 2012: The Government of Juan Manuel Santos begins new Peace dialogues with the FARC-EP in Havana with Cuba and Norway as mediators, Chile and Venezuela as Overseers and on November 19: The International Court of Justice gives its final judgment on the Litigation between Colombia and Nicaragua. The Court recognizes the Colombian Sovereignty over the Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina as well as all the Keys and Islets belonging to the Archipelago. But it gives Nicaragua a portion of the sea further east of the meridian.
August 19, 2013: National Agrarian Strike for the costs of agricultural inputs, the prohibition of natural seeds and the prices affected by the Free Trade Agreements signed.
Racism protests in the US
Similar cases occurred in 2015 after the young black Michael Brown was killed by a white police officer in 2014. Protests broke out in Wisconsin on March 7, after another police officer shot an unarmed African-American teenager.

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I attended in the morning in the Institution  ENS of Neiva grade seventh until eleventh and  i am currently  part in the complementary formation program of the same Institution.

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2016:
April 7: The Constitutional Court approves marriage between people of the same sex. September 26: The signing of the Peace Accords between the Colombian government and the FARC-EP takes place in Cartagena. October 2: The peace plebiscite is held to approve the peace accords, in which the NO won by a narrow margin. On November 28: Crash of La Mia Flight 2933 in La Ceja in Antioquia: 71 dead, most of the Brazilian team Chapecoense, and on December 10: President Juan Manuel Santos receives the Nobel Peace Prize.
February 18, 2017: The peace talks between the Colombian government and the ELN begin and on March 31: In the early hours of the morning, three rivers overflow, generating the Mocoa tragedy where the death toll surpassed 300.
January 15, 2018: Collapse of the Chirajara Bridge during its construction on the highway to the plain: 9 dead and 8 injured (most of them workers and contractors). On April 28: Disaster in the construction of the Hidroituango Hydroelectric Power Plant, and on June 19: the Special Jurisdiction for Peace JEP begins, a legal body created from the Peace Accords with the FARC-EP and that will judge The crimes committed during the internal armed conflict in Colombia by the parties involved will be valid for 15 years. October 11: National university strike in Colombia for the financing of education.
January 17, 2019: Attack against the Santander General School in Bogotá by the ELN: 23 dead and 87 wounded. Peace Dialogues with the ELN ended. On March 2: Colombia Migration: 1,260,594 people have migrated from Venezuela to Colombia, due to the crisis in Venezuela. On August 29: Iván Márquez, Jesús Santrich and Hernán Darío Velázquez announce a new group of FARC-EP dissidents called Segunda Marquetalia. On November 21: National Strike of 2019-2020 in rejection of the so-called "national package" of the Government of Iván Duque, as well as the breach of the peace agreements, the rejection of the murder of social leaders, corruption and false positives. Assassination of student Dilan Cruz.
March 23, 2020: National quarantine decreed by the National Government due to the global health emergency due to the Coronavirus pandemic. On August 4: Former President Álvaro Uribe under house arrest. September 4: Inauguration of the Line Tunnel. September 9-16: Protests in Colombia in 2020 due to police violence. October 10 to November 21: Minga del Suroccidente, arrives in Bogotá. Day of marches to commemorate the 2019 National Strike And the worsening of the conflict with 91 massacres during 2020, the murders of social leaders and ex-combatants of the FARC-EP continue.
2021 Covid pandemic and the presentation of the tax reform, since it is reported that in Colombia more than 50 tax reforms have been made since 1897.