The article profiles Arnulfo Mina Garcés, a 62-year-old priest from Tumaco, Colombia, who has been involved in social processes advocating for peace and basic services like energy and water. He has worked as a mediator between armed groups to reduce violence, notably serving as an advisor to Governor Luis Alfonso Escobar of Nariño. Mina previously ran for mayor of Tumaco in 2019 but lost with 10,958 votes. This time, he ran for a 'curul de paz' (peace seat) in Congress, winning with support from local authorities.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced overview of Mina Garcés's background, career, and recent political campaign without overtly favoring any particular ideological stance. It highlights his religious and community work, mediation efforts, and political achievements without taking a clear partisan angle.




