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The symbolic rate of 5,000 pesos to the USD is within touching distance. But what does all of this mean for the country?

Photo: Interview with Daniel Quintero. Credit: Jonathan Nassif We speak to Medellín Mayor Daniel Quintero to learn...

Now that Gustavo Petro has finally taken his seat in the Casa de Nariño, we officially enter a new period. For the first time, a leftist leader has the reins of power, and a country waits with bated breath to see what will happen.

Security is perhaps only behind the economy in voter’s minds. Find out what the candidates have to say.

The Conversation carried out 42 interviews with former guerrilla soldiers in Colombia. Find out what they said about peace, politics, reintegration, and more.

Leftist Gustavo Petro took the most votes in the first round, but the second round is a different story of fish. We take a look at what's next.

Colombian presidential election results. Rodolfo Hernández will join Gustavo Petro in the second round on June 19.

Currently second in the polls, Federico Gutiérrez aka Fico's slogan is ‘President for the People.’ Find out what he actually proposes to do.

Confused about the upcoming election? We’re here to help you with a set of cheat sheets on each candidate so you can follow the local news. Today, Gustavo Petro, Colombia’s most divisive political figure since you-know-who.

Sergio Fajardo is a familiar face in Colombian politics. But what’s he standing for? Find out in our latest candidate cheat sheet.