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Colombian Election Outcome May Reshape Trade Relations, Drug Policy

Colombian voters are heading to polls in a presidential election that could reshape the nation's economic direction and its relationship with Washington. The vote centers on competing priorities: the economic model, counter-narcotics policies, and relations with the U.S. Drug enforcement strategy remains a central campaign issue, with candidates proposing divergent approaches to counter-narcotics operations. These operations have long defined the bilateral relationship. The election will determine the direction of policies affecting trade, economic growth, and drug policy enforcement for years to come.