How to change.
As she shares true stories from Nobel laureates, authors, athletes
and everyday people about why we make the choices we do and how to make better ones to help avoid costly mistakes.
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In Colombia's tropical lowlands, the search is on for victims of a scandal that has scarred the nation.
They were murdered.
At this time, I cannot tell you who they are.
During a decades-long armed conflict, government forces killed innocent civilians, passing them off as rebels.
The commander of the army was very explicitly vocal about asking for results in terms of blood,
very explicitly asking to fill a stadium with bodies.
Finding the victims is part of a bold experiment to help Colombia confront its past.
Can it bring those who committed the murders to justice?
The major killed him with a shot to the head.
And then he dressed him up to make him look like he had died in combat.
Help the victims' families to forgive?
For 19 years, I carried the burden of hatred.
But what's the point of carrying all that hate if we want to help build peace in this country?
Can this groundbreaking approach maintain Colombia's fragile peace?
And bring hope to other war-torn countries desperate to escape cycles of violence.
I'm Harriet Barber, and this is The Price of Peace, on the documentary from the BBC World Service.