Luis Fajardo
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2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 29 Aug
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In this specific election, he has not taken a side openly, even though most people would think that Mr. de la Espriella would be a lot closer to the Trump administration policies.
Is it going to win?
But we are certainly not going to end the war on account of people being stabbed.
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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 Zepeda, 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 is a criminal defence lawyer who's known as a flamboyant presence in social media.
He flaunts his wealth, he goes around in private jets and he has said he's going to take a very strong security stance against left-wing rebels and other illegal armed groups in the country.
Certainly, again, very, very different proposals being presented to Colombians.
From the hard right wing, Abelardo de las Preyas says he's going to follow policies similar to those of Donald Trump and other right wing leaders who have reached power in Latin America.
While from the left wing, Iván Cepeda says he wants to continue with government interventionist policies of the current government.
Again, security is going to be a crucial issue.
Cepeda, the left-wing candidate, says he wants to continue peace negotiations that so far have been unsuccessful.
While again, Abelardo de la Esprella presents himself as the law and order candidate.
It's important because many countries in the region have turned to the hard right.
Probably the two big exceptions are precisely the two largest countries in Latin America, Brazil and Mexico, which have left-wing presidents right now.
But the Colombian election, if de la Espriella was to advance, would be a continuation of this.
And it is seen as an important indicator of what could happen in the larger election week, which is coming up in Brazil later this year.
Well, also, again, a very strong dispute between the left and the right.
The municipal bus company in Kherson says the attacks started last year and are getting worse.
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