Pablo Serrano is an experienced independent editorial feature photographer. For the past 7 years he has been freelancing and documenting the severe human rights situation of his native Colombia.
He has covered various political moments in Latin America including, the controversial 2004 presidential elections of El Salvador, Indigenous blockades in Guatemala, and the Oil Strike by opposition forces in Venezuela 2003.
Pablo has worked with various media outlets including being the photo editor of a two Human Rights organizations in Colombia.


Contact:
interfoto@gmail.com


Colombia's civil war is the United States war in the Western Hemisphere. Each year the US provides over a half billion dollars to the Colombian police and military, and trains thousands of Colombian soldiers. Colombia is the largest recipient of US aid outside the Middle East, Afghanistan and Iraq. Civil war has been the history of Colombia for over 40 years - poverty and/or dislocation remains the condition of the majority of its people. There are over 3 million internally displaced people in Colombia and many more have fled the country for the US, Canada, Europe and other nations in South America. Every day, 20 are killed for political reasons, and hundreds become refugees in a war that simmers and boils over periodically in massacre.