Colombia vote could affect talks with FARC
Presidential candidates hold opposite views on how to end war that has dragged on for half a century.
Published On 27 May 2014
The results of Colombia’s presidential elections could effect the outcome of peace efforts with rebel group FARC.
Incumbent Juan Manuel Santos and his rival, Ivan Zuluaga, have opposing views on how to end the war that has gone on for half a century.
Al Jazeera’s Lucia Newman reports from Colombia’s capital, Bogota.
Source: Al Jazeera