VOICED : Victimas celebran anuncio sobre acuerdo de paz en Colombia

Teresita Gaviria celebrates a historic announcement in Medellín, where the Colombian government and FARC agreed to sign a final peace agreement in six months. As a victim who testified in Havana, Gaviria sees this as a crucial step, despite unresolved issues like victim reparations. The peace process, influenced by the Pope's visit, offers hope after years of stalled negotiations. The agreement includes transitional justice with amnesty, excluding crimes against humanity. The conflict has resulted in 220,000 deaths and six million displacements, with 26,000 forced disappearances, 37% attributed to FARC.

What significant event did Teresita Gaviria celebrate in Medellín?

• The arrival of the Pope

• A historic announcement of a peace agreement

• The signing of a new trade deal

• The end of the Colombian conflict

Why is the recent step in the peace process considered a relief for victims like Gaviria?

• It guarantees immediate peace

• It marks the end of all negotiations

• It represents progress after years of dialogue

• It includes reparations for all victims

What is a major challenge still facing the peace process?

• Economic sanctions

• Reparations for victims

• Disarmament of FARC

• International recognition

What does the transitional justice agreement between the Colombian government and FARC include?

• Financial compensation for all victims

• Immediate release of all prisoners

• Amnesty except for crimes against humanity

• Complete amnesty for all crimes

How many cases of forced disappearance are estimated to still exist in Colombia?

• 26,000

• 10,000

• 100,000

• 50,000