A week before Colombia's presidential elections, candidates Juan Manuel Santos and Óscar Iván Zuluaga concluded their campaigns amid a technical tie. The election debate was marked by espionage and corruption scandals, focusing on peace talks with the Farc. The Farc declared a unilateral ceasefire, while Zuluaga demanded more commitment. Santos aimed for reelection to end the long-standing guerrilla conflict. However, polls showed Colombians were more concerned about unemployment, crime, healthcare, and education than the peace process.

What was the main focus of the candidates' final campaign efforts?

• Discussing economic policies

• Winning over undecided voters

• Addressing environmental issues

• Improving international relations

What significant action did the Farc announce during the peace negotiations?

• A unilateral ceasefire

• An alliance with another group

• A new offensive against the government

• A demand for more territory

What was Zuluaga's stance on the Farc's commitment to peace?

• He demanded a greater commitment

• He believed they were fully committed

• He ignored their actions

• He supported their current efforts

What was Santos' main goal in seeking re-election?

• To enhance healthcare services

• To reform the education system

• To end the guerrilla conflict

• To improve the economy

Which issues were more important to Colombians than the peace negotiations?

• Foreign relations and trade

• Unemployment, crime, healthcare, and education

• Technology and innovation

• Environmental policies and tourism