Fajardo and Uribista blocs vie for power in Colombia
Peace talks are no longer the public’s main concern, but they may still polarise voting in a second round run-off
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- Voter concerns
- Corruption and campaigning
- Fajardo's ascendancy
- Petro prospects
- The Uribista-Pastrana Alliance
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_350.jpg "Colombian independent presidential candidate Sergio Fajardo in Medellin, 2009 (Reuters/Fredy Amariles)")