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Colombian presidential candidate Paloma Valencia has seen a significant increase in voting intention, according to a new poll, positioning her in third place behind frontrunner Iván Cepeda and Abelardo de la Espriella.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro is actively participating in the electoral debate despite regulations preventing his involvement, drawing criticism from citizens and political rivals.

Paloma Valencia, a leading right-wing presidential candidate in Colombia, stresses her unwavering allegiance to Uribe while navigating the complexities of choosing a vice-presidential running mate.

Recent legislative elections in Colombia indicate a preference for moderation over extremism among voters.

The upcoming Colombian presidential election is shaping up as a contest influenced by the legacies of Álvaro Uribe and Gustavo Petro, even though neither will be on the ballot.

Colombia is beginning to shape the presidential race following recent legislative elections that clarified the Congressional landscape and presidential candidates ahead of the May 31 elections.

The left, led by President Gustavo Petro, won a significant victory in Colombia's legislative elections, positioning itself competitively for the upcoming presidential election.

Colombia has elected a new Congress that is characterized by divisions, just ahead of the presidential elections in May.

Colombia's recent legislative elections showed President Gustavo Petro's leftist coalition maintaining dominance despite a divided congress.

Preliminary results suggest that President Gustavo Petro's leftist coalition will become the largest party in Colombia's parliamentary elections.

Paloma Valencia's strong showing in interparty consultations positions her as a key contender in Colombia's presidential race, complicating the political landscape for both the far-right and the left.

The closure of the Rumichaca International Bridge has drastically reduced trade between Ecuador and Colombia by 95% as vehicle movement is restricted for election security measures.

Senator Paloma Valencia has won the right-wing consultation in Colombia, positioning herself as the candidate for the upcoming presidential elections.

Colombia held elections to renew its Congress and determine presidential candidates, amidst warnings of political violence.

Colombian politician Víctor Hugo Moreno was arrested for allegedly attempting to bribe police officers to avoid having 15 million pesos seized before the upcoming elections.

Colombian politician Víctor Hugo Moreno was arrested in Leticia for attempting to bribe police officers to prevent the confiscation of cash he was carrying ahead of elections.

Colombia held congressional elections on Sunday, with Claudia López leading the center, Paloma Valencia leading the right, and Roy Barreras ahead of Daniel Quintero on the left, amid allegations of electoral malpractices including illegal border crossings and cyberattacks.

Colombians went to the polls to renew Congress and select presidential candidates amid concerns of political violence and potential electoral fraud.

Colombians living in Spain express their concerns about corruption and insecurity as they vote in their country's parliamentary elections.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro called on citizens to vote considering the general interest during the elections for the Senate and House of Representatives for the 2026-2030 term.

Colombian voters are electing a new Congress on Sunday, which will gauge the political landscape before the presidential elections in May.

Colombians began voting in parliamentary elections that will shape the final months of leftist president Gustavo Petro's term and show whether the once-powerful right wing is ready to make a political comeback.

Colombians voted to renew Congress and choose presidential candidates amidst concerns of political violence and allegations of potential fraud.

Colombian voters in Esmeraldas participated in their home country's legislative elections at the Colombian consulate.

Colombia is set to hold legislative elections on March 8, where citizens will elect members of Congress for the 2026-2030 term, crucial for the upcoming presidential elections.

Colombians are set to vote in legislative and primary elections, although the leading candidates in the presidential race are not participating.

Colombia is entering a new electoral cycle that may see the country elect a leftist president again despite the region shifting towards right-wing candidates.

The upcoming parliamentary elections in Colombia may spell the end for the Comunes party, which was formed by former FARC fighters after the peace agreement but has seen dwindling support.

The border between Tabatinga, Brazil, and Leticia, Colombia, will be temporarily closed during Colombia's legislative elections.

Colombia is gearing up for crucial legislative elections that will set the stage for the forthcoming presidential race amid concerns about electoral fraud and security.

The Rumichaca international bridge will be closed from Saturday evening to Monday morning because of Colombian Senate and Chamber elections.

A decade after signing a peace treaty, former FARC guerrillas in Colombia face challenges in political elections and adapting to civilian life.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has raised concerns about the transparency of the electoral system just days before the legislative elections on March 8.

In Colombia, just days before the legislative elections, police uncovered a significant vote-buying scheme involving concealed cash at a routine checkpoint.

Juan Carlos Pinzón, a Colombian presidential candidate, vows to establish a strong partnership with the United States focused on drug trafficking and security.

Colombia is prioritizing security for the upcoming elections in response to a series of violent incidents, including kidnappings and a political assassination.

Colombia may elect the first AI-generated parliamentarian in Latin America on March 8, with the avatar Gaitana focusing on environmental issues and anti-system policies.

The electoral campaign in Colombia is heating up with a significant rise in support for Paloma Valencia, the candidate from the Uribismo faction, just a week before legislative and party primary elections.

Colombia will close its borders on March 7, 2026, as part of measures to ensure public order during legislative elections on March 8.

Gaitana IA is an artificial intelligence-created candidate participating in Colombia's legislative elections, promising to engage citizens in decision-making if elected.

Colombian authorities have begun a search for two missing congressional candidates, Andrés Vásquez and Ana Guetio, ahead of upcoming elections.

The ELN guerrilla group has unilaterally declared a ceasefire during the upcoming elections in Colombia, emphasizing the need for citizens to vote freely amid escalating violence against politicians.

Colombia allows a computer-generated candidate, Gaitana, represented as a blue-skinned woman, to run for legislative seats on behalf of Indigenous communities.

Gaitana, a candidate created with artificial intelligence, will run for a reserved indigenous seat in Colombia's upcoming legislative elections.

The kidnapping of an indigenous senator highlights security concerns in Colombia during a critical election period.

In Colombia, an AI-created candidate named 'Gaitana' is set to run for an indigenous seat in the legislative elections on March 8, presenting herself as an environmentalist and animal rights advocate.

An AI-generated candidate named Gaitana will participate in Colombia's legislative elections, vying for a seat designated for Indigenous communities.

Abelardo de la Espriella, a far-right presidential candidate in Colombia, has vowed to launch airstrikes against drug traffickers within 90 days of taking office, with support from the US and Israel.

In Colombia, a right-wing presidential candidate has pledged to seek U.S. support for bombing campaigns aimed at driving cocaine producers from the country.

Right-wing Colombian presidential candidate Abelardo de la Espriella announced plans for an aerial offensive against drug traffickers with support from the United States and Israel within his first 90 days of taking office.