Las FARC se relajan, juegan soccer al acercarse la paz

Colombian guerrillas, once unable to play football due to security risks, now enjoy the sport as peace talks progress. With a ceasefire in place, FARC members are emerging from hiding, preparing for life without arms. Many, unfamiliar with urban culture, face adaptation challenges. Despite the peace, reminders of war, such as assault rifles, remain, highlighting the conflict's toll of over 200,000 deaths and 5 million displaced.

What activity are the Colombian guerrillas enjoying as a result of the peace process?

• Playing football

• Going to the movies

• Traveling abroad

• Attending concerts

What significant change has occurred for FARC members since the ceasefire?

• They have moved to urban areas

• They have access to modern amenities

• They have started new businesses

• They have joined the military

What challenge do young guerrillas face as they transition to life outside the jungle?

• Finding employment

• Adapting to urban culture

• Learning a new language

• Reuniting with family

What is the prize for winning the football match among the guerrillas?

• A cash prize

• A new uniform

• A football

• A trophy

What is one of the lasting impacts of the Colombian conflict mentioned in the video?

• High number of displaced people

• Improved education

• Increased tourism

• Economic growth