Luis Fajardo

He are flamboyant, a very colorful character as he have been described. He made a big impact on social media. He was originally a criminal defense lawyer. He became famous by flaunting both his professional success as a lawyer and his substantial wealth. He traveled around in private jets.

He were very, very outspoken, and he became very well known before finally joining this presidential election, where he campaigns as an outsider under the promise of reforming Colombian politics, and as he says, imposing new hardship on what he calls the left that in his words is destroying the country.

Extremely different, as you say. Mr. Cepeda, who is running for the governing historic pact, the pact of the political party of the current president, Gustavo Petro, Mr. Cepeda says he wants to continue with the signature policy of Petro, which was trying to establish dialogue with a number of Colombian illegal armed groups, both Marxist guerrilla groups and criminal organizations. These have not been successful, these talks,

During the Petra administration. Instead, Mr. de la Espriella says he wants a very hard line law and order approach, which he says is basically going to be a military crackdown on these illegal armed groups and also very harsh criminal policies. For example, establishing large jails similar to the ones that have been set up in El Salvador to fight the problem of criminality. So again, extremely different diagnosis and extremely different solutions proposed

There's been a lot of discussion about what the US government would do in the event of a CEPEDA administration. One of the things that observers have noted, however, is that Mr. Trump has not intervened directly in this election in a way similar to what had happened in other Latin American countries where the Trump administration intervened.

Luisa Fajardo.

As you mentioned, it's seen as a battle between the left and the right, and the candidates could not be more different. The candidate who's supported by the government, his left-wing presidential candidate, Ivan Cepeda, he's a former human rights lawyer, and he has been supporting a continuation of the left-wing policies of the current government, while the hard right-wing candidate,

Abelardo de la Espriella on kriminaalinen puolustusjohtaja, joka on kutsuttu flamboyantiin sosiaaliseen mediassa. Hän flanttaa rahaa, hän meni ympärillä, ja hän on sanonut, että hän ottaa hyvin vahvan turvallisuuden tunnistuksen vastaan puolustusjärjestöjen ja muiden ilmaisen armeijan ryhmien vastaan. Kun puhutaan, miten kandidaatit suunnittelevat tämän, on myös ekonominen epäonnistuminen ja rauhanvaikutus.

Todennäköisesti erilaiset suunnitelmat on esitetty Colombianille. Suomalaisen puolustajan puolustaja Abelardo de las Prellas sanoo, että hän seuraa poliiseja, joita Donald Trumpin ja muiden puolustajan puolustajat ovat saaneet vahvistus Suomessa. Suomalaisen puolustajan puolustaja Iván Cepedas sanoo, että hän haluaa jatkaa suomalaisen puolustajan poliiseja.

Uudestaan turvallisuus on tärkeä asia. Sepedan puolueen kandidaattori sanoo, että hän haluaa jatkaa puolueen ratkaisuja, jotka ovat sopivissa. Silloin Abelardo de la Espraya näyttää itsensä luonnollisen kandidaattorin. Luisa, kuinka tärkeää on tämän valinnan? Kuinka pivottavaa on se?

Tämä on tärkeää, koska moni maa alueella on tullut kohti oikeastaan. Toiset suurimmat vaikutukset ovat toisen suurimmat maat, Brasil ja Meksika, joilla on nyt vasemmallisia presidenttejä. Mutta Colombian valinnassa, jos De la Espriella voisi edistää, se olisi seuraava.

And it is seen as an important indicator of what could happen in the larger election, which is coming up in Brazil later this year. Well, also again a very strong dispute between the left and the right. Luis Fajardo from BBC Monitoring.

Kyllä, kyllä.

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The authorities have taken steps to protect bus drivers and their passengers. Some of the busier streets are covered with anti-drone nets, and drivers have been given helmets, bulletproof vests and drone detectors. But why do bus drivers in Kherson keep going back to work, despite the lethal danger, and even after being wounded? Driver Maxim Dyak explains.

Many of the 65,000 residents still in Kherson do not have cars. Without buses, their lives would be even more difficult. Vitaly Shevchenko reports in from Kherson in southern Ukraine.

As the clip you were playing was saying, there was this roadblock in a main road outside a provincial capital in Cauca department in the southwest of Colombia.

There were videos taken showing just before the explosion.

There were many, many cars stuck in this roadblock manned by the rebels when all of a sudden there was a big explosion and a bus was destroyed.

Again, authorities are talking now about 14 people and they're warning that the number might decrease.