It’s on to Round Two in Colombia. Challenger Oscar IvánZuluaga, a right-wing former Finance Minister, pulled an upset over the incumbent, President Juan Manuel Santos, in Sunday’s presidential election. But Zuluaga didn't get a majority – far from it at 29 percent to Santos' 26 percent – so they'll go to a run-off on June 15.
Colombia’s peace process hangs in the balance – but Santos has to counter growing skepticism about his ongoing peace talks with the country's Marxist guerrillas, the FARC. Zuluaga has pledged to halt those negotiations.
