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Football for Peace is a unique initiative in Bogota, Colombia, where young players create their own rules and play without a referee, focusing on teamwork and sportsmanship. The program requires gender equality in teams and emphasizes values like cooperation and harmony. Founded six years ago, it engages over 2000 youths, aiming to keep them out of trouble and teach conflict resolution. In a country plagued by violence and forced recruitment of children, this initiative offers psychological and social support, contributing to the peace process with FARC guerrillas.

What is the primary focus of 'Football for Peace'?

• Scoring the most goals

• Adhering to self-decided rules

• Having the best coach

• Winning the most matches

What is unique about the team composition in 'Football for Peace'?

• Teams must have only male players

• Teams must have an equal number of male and female players

• Teams must have only female players

• Teams must have players from different countries

What is one of the main goals of the 'Football for Peace' foundation?

• To train professional football players

• To keep young people busy and teach them values

• To build new football stadiums

• To organize international tournaments

What additional support does the 'Football for Peace' foundation provide?

• Educational scholarships

• Financial support

• Psychological and social support

• Medical support

What is a significant issue faced by young people in Colombia, as mentioned in the video?

• Poor healthcare facilities

• High unemployment rates

• Recruitment by armed groups

• Lack of educational opportunities