Juan Manuel Santos was re-elected as Colombia's president, defeating Óscar Zuluaga with over 50% of the votes. Santos emphasized the election result as a mandate for peace, while Zuluaga, a critic of the peace talks with guerrillas, conceded defeat. Santos' victory was aided by leftist leaders, allowing him to continue peace negotiations to end decades of armed conflict.

Who won the Colombian presidential election with more than 50% of the votes?

• Juan Manuel Santos

• Álvaro Uribe

• Óscar Zuluaga

• Gustavo Petro

What was the main message Juan Manuel Santos conveyed after his election victory?

• A message of peace

• Educational improvement

• Military expansion

• Economic reform

How did Óscar Zuluaga's camp react to the election results?

• They demanded a recount

• They were disappointed

• They celebrated

• They ignored the results

Who supported Santos in the runoff election, helping him secure victory?

• Right-wing leaders

• Business tycoons

• Leftist leaders

• International organizations

What is the primary goal of the peace talks that Santos aims to continue?

• To improve international relations

• To boost economic growth

• To end more than half a century of armed conflict

• To increase military presence