Colombia, Cocaine and the Lost War by Mads Nissen

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Martin Osorio (38), with his family, daughter Diney Alexandra and son Michael, and Andres Hernandez (26), working at a clandestine cocaine laboratory, during the final stage of cocaine production. <br /> <br /> Osorio owns 25 hectares of land where he grows coca plants. There are many illegal armed groups present in the area, but his specific area was controlled by FARC and now the FARC dissidents, but the paramilitary group called Los Mesas are pushing to get in.
Martin Osorio (38), with his family, daughter Diney Alexandra and son Michael, and Andres Hernandez (26), working at a clandestine cocaine laboratory, during the final stage of cocaine production.

Osorio owns 25 hectares of land where he grows coca plants. There are many illegal armed groups present in the area, but his specific area was controlled by FARC and now the FARC dissidents, but the paramilitary group called Los Mesas are pushing to get in.