en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andr%C3%A9s_Pastrana_Arango

This sentence gets the year wrong.

Salvatore Mancuso's earlier testimony, as summarized by La Silla Vacía, says he claimed the AUC collaborated in Andrés Pastrana's second-round campaign in 1998, alongside support for Horacio Serpa in that year's first round. Separately, CIDOB's biography of Pastrana states that he served as President of Colombia from 7 August 1998 to 7 August 2002. That means Pastrana was the incumbent president in 2002, not a presidential candidate.

So the article's wording is incorrect: the allegation was about Pastrana's 1998 presidential campaign, not a nonexistent 2002 Pastrana presidential campaign.

The location in this sentence is wrong.

A detailed retrospective from El Espectador says that on 18 January 1988 gunmen from Los Extraditables arrived at Pastrana's campaign headquarters in Bogotá and kidnapped him there. The same report explains that the next day he was flown to a finca in El Retiro, Antioquia, where he was held.

So Antioquia was the place where he was later detained during the kidnapping, not the place where the kidnapping happened. The kidnapping itself occurred in Bogotá.

This infobox title misstates the office.

Official Non-Aligned Movement materials describe the leadership position as the Chair/Chairmanship, not "Secretary General." The NAM methodology document says "The Chair shall be held" by member states on a rotating basis and that "A Summit host country automatically assumes the Chair of the Movement". Likewise, the official NAM chairmanship site lists Colombia: 1995–1998 and South Africa: 1998–2003 under "Previous Chairmanship & Documents".

So Pastrana briefly held Colombia's chairmanship role in 1998 until the Durban summit transferred it to South Africa. Labeling him "18th Secretary General of the Non-Aligned Movement" is incorrect because that is not the office NAM's own documents use for this rotating leadership post.