The speaker discusses the importance of trust in government, drawing on examples from South Africa, Sri Lanka, and Northern Ireland. They express a vision for a united Colombia and a new peace agreement with FARC, aiming for a stable and lasting peace that reflects a broad consensus. The speaker also highlights how their education at LSE has influenced their leadership in government, with history being the ultimate judge of their success.

Which countries' historical events were studied to understand government trust issues?

• South Africa, Sri Lanka, Northern Ireland

• Brazil, Argentina, Chile

• India, Pakistan, Bangladesh

• USA, Canada, Mexico

What is the speaker's vision for Colombia?

• A Colombia with no international alliances

• A Colombia focused on economic growth

• A united Colombia with a new peace agreement

• A divided Colombia with multiple agreements

What is the intended outcome of the new peace agreement with the FARC?

• A stable and long-lasting peace

• A temporary ceasefire

• An economic partnership

• A cultural exchange program

How has the speaker's education at LSE influenced their career?

• It discouraged them from entering politics

• It led them to pursue a career in academia

• It provided a foundation for their leadership

• It had no impact on their career

What will determine the success of the speaker's goals?

• International recognition

• Economic growth

• Historical judgment

• Public opinion