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After results in the first round of the presidential elections in Colombia, far from the expectation of obtaining victory without having to go to the runoff, the leftist Iván Cepeda will have to mobilize more than two million votes to try to prevail in the second round on June 21 against the far-right Abelardo de la Espriella. In a context of growing polarization and confrontation, what is the position of President Gustavo Petro that most benefits the official campaign? In #GuestDelDíaF24 we analyze the topic with Christian Fajardo Carrillo, Professor of the Department of Political Science at the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana.
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