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Mockus, the Colombian Obama?

At first glance, they couldn’t be more different: Mockus’ arrhythmic paleness seems the antithesis of the charismatic cadence of the African American. But the Mockus phenomenon can be the creole equivalent of the Obama phenomenon. Furthermore, with the appropriate union with Fajardo, it has a chance of ending up like in the U.S.: replacing a venial and polarizer government for a moderate and transparent one.

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The electoral organization in Colombia

One of the key elements to advance towards the consolidation of Colombian democracy is the existence of electoral authorities endowed with the sufficient capacity, transparency, and impartiality to ensure the legality of electoral processes. This document discusses the main weaknesses of the Colombian electoral authorities to review the legality of electoral processes, and presents some ideas for overcoming them.

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