Colombia is holding presidential elections this Sunday, with voters choosing between two distinct paths forward after six decades of internal conflict. The leading candidate, Abelardo de la Espriella, supported by Donald Trump, proposes a return to aggressive military action against armed groups. His opponent, left-wing Senator Iván Cepeda, advocates for modifying the existing peace process, prioritizing negotiated disarmament. The election represents a critical juncture for the country, as both candidates offer fundamentally different approaches to ending a conflict that has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. According to analysis from Chatham House, the outcome will significantly impact Colombia’s security and stability. The vote will determine whether the nation pursues a strategy of force or continued dialogue in its quest for lasting peace. The election is closely watched both domestically and internationally.