Colombians are heading to the polls on Sunday to participate in presidential elections that may mark the beginning of a new chapter in the nation's political landscape.
The elections are characterized by a contest between a reformist left wing, which aims to maintain power after a significant victory four years ago, and a hard-line right wing that is advocating for increased security measures.
As voters make their choices, the outcome could have significant implications for Colombia's future, reflecting the ongoing tensions and priorities within the electorate.