The far-right threat to peace in Colombia
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On the eve of the presidential elections in Colombia, the rise of the far right has generated concern in sectors of the country marked by decades of armed conflict. Its main campaign promise is an unprecedented military offensive against guerrillas and drug trafficking, with the support of the United States and Israel.
Between peace talks and hard hands, social reforms and state dismantling: Colombia's course is decided in the final election. The consequences extend far beyond the national borders.
Between peace negotiations and tough hand, social reforms and state reduction: the second round in Colombia will define the course of the country
The far-right threat to peace in Colombia
The advantage gained by the far-right candidate in the first round of Colombia’s elections has many Colombians concerned about what it might mean for the safety of peace signatories (former FARC guerrillas) and for the implementation of the 2016 peace agreement. Abelardo de la Espriella, who came out top in the first round of the presidential elections, has left few illusions about his commitment towards peace and the security of former FARC gue…
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