Colombia’s Far-Right Surge Signals a Regional Shift America Must Watch Closely
Abelardo De la Espriella, Colombia’s far-right candidate, now leads presidential polls, challenging leftist forces allied with President Gustavo Petro. This development signals a critical shift in Latin America’s political landscape with direct implications for American security and sovereignty.
As Colombia prepares for its presidential elections on May 31, a startling shift is underway that demands America’s careful attention. Abelardo De la Espriella, a far-right lawyer from the Defenders of the Fatherland movement, has surged to the top of voter intention polls—a first in this election cycle. The recent AtlasIntel survey reveals De la Espriella leading the pack at 28%, edging out leftist Senator Iván Cepeda who represents the ruling coalition allied with President Gustavo Petro. This marks an important turning point: Colombia’s electorate appears ready to reject the leftist policies that have destabilized parts of the region and...
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