VOICED : Santos augura que paz esta cerca en Colombia

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos is optimistic about ending the conflict with the Farc, despite opposition from Álvaro Uribe, who criticizes the peace agreement for potentially granting impunity to guerrillas. Santos calls for perseverance and international support, emphasizing that peace is preferable to a weak agreement. Both Santos and Uribe agree to continue discussions to salvage the peace process.

What was President Santos' outlook on the peace process with the FARC after meeting with the opposition?

• He decided to abandon the peace talks.

• He was optimistic about ending the conflict.

• He was pessimistic about the outcome.

• He was indifferent to the plebiscite results.

Why did former President Uribe criticize the peace agreement with the FARC?

• He felt it was too favorable to the government.

• He argued it would grant impunity to guerrillas.

• He thought it would lead to economic downfall.

• He believed it would strengthen the guerrillas.

What political ideologies did Uribe fear Colombia might align with due to the peace agreement?

• American capitalism

• European socialism

• Castrochavism

• Asian communism

What did both Santos and Uribe agree to do regarding the peace process?

• Continue talks to improve the agreement.

• End all discussions with the FARC.

• Seek military intervention.

• Hold another plebiscite immediately.

What did Santos and Uribe seek from the international community?

• A mediator to lead the peace talks.

• Understanding and support for a stronger peace agreement.

• Military support against the FARC.

• Financial aid for the peace process.