Colombian army glum over FARC releases

The video discusses the conflict between the Colombian military and FARC guerrillas. Initially, FARC controlled the area but retreated to the mountains when the military arrived. The guerrillas adapted by blending in with civilians, complicating military efforts. The military faced a significant defeat in Toribio in 2002 but regained control two years later. Soldiers express demoralization as they face daily risks, while civilians are caught between both sides. Indigenous groups seek autonomy and hope for peace, desiring safety and freedom from interference.

What challenge did the army face when the FARC guerrillas changed their tactics?

• The guerrillas formed alliances with other groups.

• The guerrillas increased their numbers.

• The guerrillas began blending in with civilians.

• The guerrillas started using advanced weapons.

What significant event happened in Toribio in 2002?

• The FARC established a new base.

• The military successfully captured the village.

• The government signed a peace treaty.

• The military suffered a humiliating defeat.

How did the soldiers feel about the government's decision to release rebel prisoners?

• They were relieved and hopeful.

• They were demoralized and frustrated.

• They were indifferent and unaffected.

• They were supportive and optimistic.

What is the main concern of the indigenous population in the Andes?

• They desire economic development.

• They seek autonomy and peace.

• They wish to join the FARC.

• They want more military presence.

What do the indigenous people hope for in the future?

• Expansion of FARC influence.

• More government control.

• A successful peace process.

• Increased military support.