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Weekly Report - 15 November 2005
COLOMBIA: As legal hurdles vanish, political ones emerge
As the last possible legal obstacle to President Alvaro Uribe's reelection was removed last week, he and his aides have begun to admit - both directly and indirectly - that there are other potential obstacles of a political nature, linked to the development of the conflict.
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