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The research examines perceptions of the 2016 Colombian peace accord in Mesetas, a former FARC stronghold. Findings indicate that residents are generally satisfied with the overall peace process and support core provisions such as land reform and coca reform, though they are less supportive of integrating FARC members into the political system. While residents perceive implementation progress as being further along than in Tumaco, they report significant dissatisfaction with the quality of public services, particularly healthcare, which the authors suggest is a missed opportunity for the government to strengthen support for the agreement.