Tag Archives: Humberto de la Calle

Colombia’s Presidential Elections – The “Golden Age” vs the “Anti-Establishment”

Posted on May 8, 2018 by Richard

On May 27 Colombians will vote in the first round of presidential elections, clearing the way for two candidates to face-off in a second round in June and – should we trust the polls – the two front-runners look set … Continue reading →

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Distractionary Tactics in Colombia’s Presidential Elections

Posted on April 15, 2018 by Richard

What if, this “polarization” between candidates Gustavo Petro on the left and Ivan Duque on the right is nothing more than a distractionary tactic in Colombia’s presidential elections to favour former vice president German Vargas Lleras? Of course, I love … Continue reading →

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Oslo Press Conference Summary: Agrarian Reform and Unequivocal Denial

Posted on October 18, 2012 by Richard

What started as a day for hope has quickly descended into farce. But we must stay positive and we must believe and strive for an achievable peace in Colombia. While Colombian Government spokesman Humberto de la Calle approached the dialogue … Continue reading →

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