When Colombian voters rejected a peace deal with FARC rebels, "I saw a country ... divided in half," President Juan Manuel Santos told special correspondent Nadja Drost for the PBS NewsHour. "I went out and recognized the result, which is what any president and any citizen should do." He also told the NewsHour that time is the biggest challenge to getting a new peace deal.
"We need to have a new agreement very soon in order to avoid the risks of people getting out of the base of the FARC, going to other regions and simply abandoning their organization," Santos said.
