Imágenes que Vienen del Pasado: Las Fotografías de los Llamados Campos de Concentración e la Guerra en Colombia

This article examines the photographs that the media and opinion sectors called "the Farc concentration camps" in Colombia. Used as analogies to Nazi concentration camps, these images, first published in October 2000, became "templates" for the unforgivable horror. The reflection poses how the narratives and images of the media become vehicles with the capacity to orient the memory not only of the past, but of the present and the future. [author]