The acquittal of former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe has dampened the spirits of the left, especially supporters of the Historic Pact for Colombia as they approach key presidential elections.
- Álvaro Uribes recent acquittal on serious charges has left supporters of the Historic Pact for Colombia feeling disheartened ahead of the upcoming presidential vote on Sunday.
- Senator Iván Cepeda, representing the Historic Pact for Colombia, will face ex-Minister Carolina Co in a highly anticipated election, reflecting significant political tensions in Colombia.
- The Patriotic Union (Colombia) and the Alternative Democratic Pole continue to influence the political landscape, as leftist groups strategize in response to Uribes legal victories.
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The outcome of the presidential vote could reshape Colombias political future, affecting alliances and the balance of power, particularly amid ongoing tensions between leftist movements and traditional political figures like Uribe.