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- Polls have closed in Colombia's presidential election.
- The race follows a public feud between President Gustavo Petro and U.S. President Donald Trump over drug trafficking and U.S. intervention.
- Because the constitution bars Petro from seeking re-election, he has endorsed Iván Cepeda as his successor.
- Analysts say the result could shift Colombia's international alignment and its approach to drug-gang violence.
