Colombia is divided. As happens in other Latin American countries, it seems that half of the country will vote for a far-right candidate, Abelardo de la Espriella, and the other half for a left-wing one, Iván Cepeda. Both reached the second round of the presidential elections scheduled for June 21, with Abelardo de la Espriella managing to be the most voted candidate. This lawyer who lives in Barranquilla claims to admire Trump, Milei, or the Salvadoran Bukele, with a markedly populist discourse in which he has used a very powerful weapon: the jersey of the Colombian national football team just as the World Cup is on.