ELECTIONS IN COLOMBIA

Most candidates have voted this morning and will follow the results alongside their campaign teams

Supported by the traditional parties, the candidate opposes the “circus” of her main rivals in the final stretch and advocates for a moderate right as a containment against the ultras

The candidate first managed to deflate Vicky Dávila’s candidacy and then fight for the Uribismo votes that were going to Paloma Valencia

The Government plans of Paloma Valencia, Abelardo de la Espriella, and Iván Cepeda, face to face

The first round of the presidential election will take place on Sunday, May 31. If no candidate obtains an absolute majority of the valid votes, a second round will be held on June 21.

Polls predict a runoff between Iván Cepeda, the official candidate, and Abelardo de la Espriella, the far-right outsider

This electoral campaign leaves us – just like the campaign four years ago, just like the one eight years ago – a more broken country, more at odds with itself, more entrenched in its war mentality

Some candidates like Carlos Caicedo and Luis Gilberto Murillo have declined their presidential aspirations. When appearing on the ballot, votes cast in their favor will be classified as “unmarked votes”

The first round of the presidential election will take place on Sunday, May 31. If no candidate obtains an absolute majority of the valid votes, a second round will be held on June 21.

While Iván Cepeda announces his latest interview with journalist Daniel Coronell, right-wingers Paloma Valencia and Abelardo De la Espriella show off with influencers