BOGOTA (Reuters) - With one hand on the wheel of a 1940s jeep, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos edges through the crowd in a coffee-farming town, handing out subsidies and promises of a brighter future.
At any other time, it would not have been newsworthy, except that it comes just months before he must declare whether he will stand in elections next year.
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