The demise of former President Alvaro Uribe has deflated chances of right-wing parties to win March’s congressional elections, and the presidential elections in May and June.
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Richard (Colombia Calling) and Adriaan (Colombia Reports) discuss how the gradual demise of former President Alvaro Uribe is making it increasingly hard for center and far-right parties an candidates to win elections.
This is the second of a four-part series on the elections held in Colombia later this year. You can listen to the first one here.
