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The Leadership Clash That Led Colombia to Vote Against Peace

Harvard Business Review

OCTOBER 4, 2016

A son of the traditional Colombian elite, Santos does not have the emotional intelligence to connect with the varied people of the country that he leads. He wanted to expand tourism to the country in number of visitors and by attracting tourists to areas formerly ruled by guerillas. But Uribe’s voice spoke louder.

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