Colombians went to the polls on Sunday in a presidential election that could break the mould of decades of centrist politics and reshape Bogotá’s close relationship with the US.
Leading almost all opinion polls going in to the vote was Gustavo Petro, a 62-year-old former leftwing guerrilla, former mayor of Bogotá and experienced congressman and senator.
If Petro wins, he would be the most leftwing leader in the country’s recent history. Unusually for Latin America, Colombia has never had a socialist government.
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