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• Born: Laura Restrepo is born on January 19 in Bogotá, Colombia.
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v• Study at the Universidad de lo Andes: Graduated in Sociology and Political Science.
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• He published his first novel: "Robespierre's Bride" (1976), although this book did not have a great initial impact.
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• I started working as a journalist: I collaborate with various media outlets in Colombia and abroad, focusing on political and social issues.
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• She is appointed negotiator in peace commissions between the Colombian government and the M-19 guerrilla.
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• Publishes "The Dark Bride": This work focuses on the life of a young woman in a context of violence in Colombia and is very well received by both critics and readers.
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• Publishes "Delirio": This novel is a success and receives several awards, including the Alfaguara Novel Prize in 2004.
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• Publishes "The Eyes of the Night": Another important novel that explores themes of violence and conflict in Colombia.
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• Publishes "The Woman of the Sumpul River": A novel that addresses violence in El Salvador during the civil war and which received praise for its treatment of the subject.
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• Publishes "The Sister of the Rain": This book, also very well received, deals with the impact of violence and wars on the lives of women.
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• Awards and Recognitions: Restrepo has been recognized with several awards and has participated in international literary festivals.