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Colombia’s Oil Industry Faces a Defining Election in 2026
Colombia’s rapidly approaching 2026 presidential election is generating considerable concern about the economy, notably the country’s oil industry.
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Colombia’s rapidly approaching 2026 presidential election is generating considerable concern about the economy, notably the country’s oil industry. Gustavo Petro, a former guerrilla who won the 2022 election to become Colombia’s first left-wing president, introduced policies aimed at reducing the country’s reliance on fossil fuels. While this spurred the development of renewable energy, it is responsible for sparking an energy crisis in Colombia.
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