VOICED : A dias de firmar la paz paramilitarismo inquieta a las FARC

As the peace agreement with the government nears, the Farc express concerns about ongoing paramilitary activities despite their formal demobilization in the 2000s. The public shares these concerns, questioning the future of paramilitaries. The Farc's fears are rooted in the failed 1984 peace process, where demobilized guerrillas were killed by paramilitaries. At a conference, Farc members unanimously support the Havana agreement but worry about their future in civilian life and the government's commitment to the deal.

What is the main concern of the FARC as they approach a peace agreement with the government?

• Lack of international support

• Economic instability

• The ongoing threat of paramilitarism

• The rise of new guerrilla groups

What historical event fuels the FARC's fear of paramilitaries?

• The 2010 political scandal

• The 1984 failed peace process

• The 2000 guerrilla resurgence

• The 1990 economic crisis

What happened to the members of the Patriotic Union after the 1984 peace process?

• They were targeted and killed by paramilitaries

• They were exiled to another country

• They formed a new guerrilla group

• They were integrated into the government

What is the FARC's stance on the peace agreement reached in Havana?

• They are divided on the agreement

• They have rejected it

• They are indifferent to it

• They unanimously support it

What are the FARC's concerns about their future after the peace agreement?

• The threat of natural disasters

• The government's commitment to the agreement

• The potential for economic sanctions

• The lack of international recognition