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South America bureau chief, The Wall Street Journal. Before: journeyman journalist with NYT, Washington Post, Newark Star-Ledger and the late, great NY Newsday
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Cómo llegó a ser favorita la derecha en Colombia

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By Juan Forero 
| Reforma
Cómo llegó a ser favorita la derecha en Colombia 05 MIN 00 SEG Juan Forero / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Bogotá, Colombia (03 junio 2026) .-05:00 hrs Una victoria de Abelardo de la Espriella marcaría un giro radical a la derecha en Colombia.
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Cómo llegó a ser favorita la derecha en Colombia

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By Juan Forero 
| El Norte
Cómo llegó a ser favorita la derecha en Colombia 05 MIN 00 SEG Juan Forero / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Bogotá, Colombia (03 junio 2026) .-05:00 hrs Una victoria de Abelardo de la Espriella marcaría un giro radical a la derecha en Colombia.
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How a Far-Right Outsider Became the Front-Runner in Colombia’s Presidential Race

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By Juan Forero 
| The Wall Street Journal
Abelardo de la Espriella is on the cusp of victory by promising to crush drug smuggling and lock up criminals Colombian presidential candidate Abelardo de la Espriella uses his lack of political experience as an asset. Charlie Cordero/Reuters BOGOTÁ, Colombia—On the campaign stage, Abelardo de la Espriella prowls inside a bulletproof cubicle against a backdrop of AI-generated images of tigers, the animal that has become the symbol of his audacious bid for Colombia’s presidency.
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