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Andean Group - February 2011 (ISSN 1741-4466)
ELECTIONS: The fight for Bogotá
On 30 October Colombians will return to the polls to elect 32
governors, 417 national deputies, 1,107 local mayors and 12,500 local
councilmen. However, most media and public attention has focused on who will
take the second most important public office in the country and become mayor of
Bogotá. Although the candidates for most major parties remain undecided, the
Partido Verde (PV) and the Partido Liberal (PL) have already decided on who will
represent them.
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