Mixed opinions in Bogota over Santos's Nobel Peace Prize Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for his efforts to end the half-century war with FARC rebels, sparking a new pledge to salvage a peace deal narrowly rejected by voters in a referendum. But in Bogotá, some think he does not deserve the prize, at least not yet - or that FARC commander Timoleón "Timochenko" Jiménez should have won as well. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITESCOMPLETES VID945789_EN