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Weekly Report - 23 August 2018 (WR-18-33)
COLOMBIA: Duque and Uribe diverge over corruption
It would be wrong to say that serious tensions have broken out between President Iván Duque and his mentor former president Alvaro Uribe (2002-2010). But the debate over official corruption in Colombia over the course of the last week has highlighted differences between the two men that could grow deeper in time. This could potentially lead to the political realignment of the Duque administration.
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