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Hello and welcome to NewsHour from the BBC World Service, coming to you live from London.
I'm Julian Morica.
We begin the program in Colombia, one of South America's most populous nations rich in natural resources,
but which has been blighted over decades by violence and conflict involving armed groups and drug cartels.
Today, people there are having to make a stark choice between two very different visions for the country's future.
As they vote in the presidential election runoff, they can choose either the right-wing candidate,
Abelardo de la Aspreia, or the left-winger, Ivan Cepeda.
Against the backdrop of a resurgence of the country's brutal internal armed conflict, with violence
increasing over lucrative illegal mining and cocaine trafficking routes, the two men offer contrasting approaches.
Espralia, who Donald Trump has endorsed, has pledged a tough military crackdown.
Cepeda has promised to continue the current president's strategy, prioritising negotiation with armed groups.