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Voters fear for their safety in Colombia ahead of presidential election
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1:03Now PlayingGladys Marín is unsure if she will vote in Colombia's presidential election due to safety fears. Her town in southwestern Colombia has endured frequent drone attacks, blamed on a rebel faction. Colombia will elect a new president and vice president on May 31, with the election seen as a referendum on President Gustavo Petro’s policies, including his “total peace” initiative. This strategy aims to negotiate with rebel groups but has faced criticism. Violence from illegal armed groups affects a third of the country, and drone attacks have increased, altering the dynamics of Colombia’s armed conflict. (AP Video: Marko Alvarez)
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