Colombia: The Political Dilemmas Dividing the Country
In May of this year, Colombia went to the polls to elect a new right-wing president, replacing the country’s first ever left-wing government.
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In May of this year, Colombia went to the polls to elect a new right-wing president, replacing the country’s first ever left-wing government.
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