VOICED : Negociador de las FARC habla del proceso de paz

The transcript discusses the peace process between the Colombian government and FARC, highlighting the need for stronger peace gestures by President Santos. Pastor Alape, a key FARC leader, reaffirms the group's commitment to peace during an interview. The challenges in reaching a partial agreement on victim reparations are noted, with tensions rising in Colombia. Alape defends recent guerrilla actions as defensive. Progress has been made on three of six agenda points aimed at ending the long-standing conflict, which has resulted in significant casualties and displacement.

What did Pastor Alape suggest President Juan Manuel Santos should do to advance the peace process?

• Increase military actions

• Seek international intervention

• Make stronger gestures of peace

• Withdraw from negotiations

What is the main focus of the partial agreement being discussed between the government and FARC?

• Ceasefire terms

• Territorial boundaries

• Victim reparations

• Economic reforms

How did Alape describe the guerrilla ambush that resulted in the deaths of 11 soldiers?

• A strategic offensive

• An accidental encounter

• A planned attack

• A defensive action

How many points have the government and FARC agreed upon in their agenda to end the conflict?

• Two out of six

• Four out of six

• Five out of six

• Three out of six

What is the estimated number of people displaced due to the armed conflict in Latin America?

• Ten million

• One million

• Three million

• Six million