Feminismo insurgente como partícipe en la búsqueda de paz en Colombia desde la perspectiva de 3 exguerrilleras

Abstract

This research analyzes insurgent feminism in Colombia through the voices of three women signatories, aiming to contrast the movement's theoretical framework with their lived experiences during the reintegration process following the Peace Accords. Using a qualitative methodology that combined documentary research and semi-structured interviews, the study identified its main tenets and revealed that its appropriation is not uniform. The results show that, while there is a shared alignment with its ideals of social justice, equality, and peacebuilding, there are also tensions regarding its political representation and its application in daily life. Thus, insurgent feminism emerges as a developing movement facing significant challenges in consolidating itself within the lived experiences of women ex-combatants.