 When I arrived here almost six years ago, the children did not dare talk about it so openly in the classroom that they wanted to leave or that they had relatives in the guerrilla. Lorena says a few years ago, her teenage students started sharing social media posts with music glorifying Colombia's dissident guerrilla groups. These are armed groups that didn't like the terms of a peace treaty negotiated between the FARC and the government in 2016. So they kept fighting against the Colombian government and the security forces. Reportedly, they make their money from illegal businesses.