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The transcript discusses Colombia's peace process with FARC, highlighting the legal obligations to continue it and the economic dividends seen in agriculture and investment. It addresses the challenges posed by Venezuelan migrants and the need for a peaceful transition in Venezuela. The discussion also covers Colombia's international relations, particularly with the US, and efforts to manage coca production and drug policy.

What legal obligation does Colombia have regarding the peace agreement with FARC?

• To renegotiate the terms every year

• To uphold the agreement for the next three presidential terms

• To allow FARC to rearm

• To dissolve the agreement if necessary

Which sector has been the main driving force of Colombia's economic growth recently?

• Agriculture

• Tourism

• Manufacturing

• Technology

What is the most significant challenge Colombia faces due to the influx of Venezuelan migrants?

• Improved international relations

• Pressure on public institutions

• Higher agricultural output

• Increased tourism

What is Colombia's stance on foreign military intervention in Venezuela?

• They support it

• They are neutral

• They have no opinion

• They oppose it

How is Colombia collaborating with the US regarding coca production?

• By ignoring the issue

• By legalizing coca

• By implementing a reduction plan

• By increasing production

What is the significance of Colombia joining the OECD?

• It mandates environmental reforms

• It allows for free trade with all member countries

• It provides economic stability and investor confidence

• It guarantees military support

What has been Colombia's approach to maintaining relations with the US?

• Focusing solely on Republican support

• Maintaining a bipartisan relationship

• Ignoring US relations

• Only engaging with Democrats