Poverty and marginalization are evident in Siloé, a neighborhood of Cali in Colombia, as are pride, resilience, and community spirit. For more than 40 years, resident and activist David Gómez has been collecting, documenting, and reflecting on the history of Siloé's inhabitants from the "popular y pobre" perspective of the subaltern. The Museo Popular, the only museum in Siloé to this day, not only houses an extensive collection of objects, relics, and photographs that depict everyday life in Siloé, but it also played a crucial role in documenting the brutal state violence that occurred during the Colombian general strike of 2021. The detailed investigation work conducted by the museum's team around David Gómez led to the founding of the "Tribunal Popular en Siloé," a civil society tribunal focused on truth and justice.