Colombian women end 'crossed legs' abstinence protest for new road

Then reality set in, and work on the road finally began last week as the government had promised.

"The day we saw the machinery arrive, we couldn't believe it," said Castillo. "It was very special, not just for the movement, but for all Barbacoans. Imagine, it was decades of oblivion."

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