Economic turmoil caused by the coronavirus pandemic, state violence against mostly peaceful protesters last year – and rising armed violence in the countryside – have turned voters against Colombia’s government. Now President Ivan Duque’s leaving office and a former rebel is leading the opinion polls promising to redistribute wealth and implement the country’s stalled peace-process.  Our Political Tours expert and NYT correspondent Joe Parkin Daniels and fellow reporter Megan Janetsky say what’s at stake