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  1. Peace talks in Colombia involve border issues with Ecuador, as the Putumayo department borders the country, while President Petro negotiates with armed groups.

Petro administration and election candidates are defining future policy and handling peace talks in Colombia.

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Petro administration and election candidates are defining future policy and handling peace talks in Colombia.

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PetroColombiaGustavo Petro

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  2. President Petro represents the political movement in Colombia.1 source
  3. President alleges electoral fraud in the country amid a contested runoff election.1 source
  4. Petro's government is leading the peace process in Colombia.1 source
  5. Latin America faces fiscal deficit amid discussions of pro-business policies and increased social spending.Sub-event
  6. Colombian political candidates are campaigning amid economic challenges and presidential term scrutiny.1 source
  7. Colombian election candidates are defining future policy and the Petro administration is handling peace talks.1 source

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