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This is a video transcript of a tour in Comuna 13, a neighborhood in Medellin, Colombia, that has a history of violence, poverty and drug trafficking. The tour guide shows the non-touristic part of the neighborhood, where people live in precarious conditions and have suffered from the conflicts between different armed groups. He also introduces some local artists and activists who are trying to transform the neighborhood through art, culture and education. He talks to some residents who share their stories and experiences of living in Comuna 13. He also visits a foundation that works with children to teach them different artistic skills and expose them to new opportunities. He ends the tour by showing the tourist part of the neighborhood, where there are colorful murals, shops and restaurants. He invites the viewers to visit Comuna 13 and see the reality behind the tourism.
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- The text is a transcript of a video about Comuna 13, a neighborhood in Medellin, Colombia, that has a history of violence and drug trafficking, but also a process of transformation and tourism.
- The video is hosted by a traveler who visits different parts of Comuna 13 with a local guide named Mole, and interviews some residents and artists who share their stories and perspectives.
- Some facts from the transcript are:
- Comuna 13 was formed by people who fled from rural violence and occupied vacant lands in the mountains, building their houses with precarious materials and without urban planning.
- Comuna 13 was the scene of many shootings and killings between different gangs, armed groups, and the government, especially during the time of Pablo Escobar and the years 2010-2013.
- Comuna 13 has many invisible borders that divided the territory and restricted the movement of people, depending on which group controlled each area. Crossing the border could result in death or violence.
- Comuna 13 has a tourist part that consists of a colorful street with murals, graffiti, shops, restaurants, and bars, where visitors can see the artistic and cultural expressions of the neighborhood. This is only a small fraction of the whole area.
- Comuna 13 has a foundation called La Casa del Juguete (The Toy House), where children can learn different artistic skills such as rap, dance, painting, and sculpture. The foundation also takes them to see other places outside their environment and gives them opportunities for a better future.
- Comuna 13 has achieved a peace agreement between the gangs and the authorities, where they have established a system of fines and rules to reduce homicides and violence. The residents are grateful for being able to live in peace and coexistence.