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PoliticalUpdate🇨🇴Colombia62d ago

Reports of political tensions in Colombia [4 sources]

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Colombian criticized Scientist in Santa Marta [6 sources]

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Reports of political tensions in Colombia [10 sources]

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Ecuador criticized Colombia in Colombia [5 sources]

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Episcopal criticized Colombia in Colombia [10 sources]

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President criticized South Korea in Santa Marta [4 sources]

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Colombian criticized Civilian in Bogota [4 sources]

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Philippine criticized Civilian in Bogota [6 sources]

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Creativity criticized in Colombia [10 sources]

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Colombia criticized Armed Group in Colombia [4 sources]

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Traveler criticized Dissident in Cajibio [10 sources]

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Colombia criticized in Colombia [10 sources]

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Colombia criticized Business in Bogota [5 sources]

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Reports of political tensions in Colombia [9 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇨🇴Colombia67d ago

Farc criticized Colombia in Espriella [8 sources]

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Farc criticized Colombia in Espriella [8 sources]

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PoliticalCrisis🇨🇴Colombia 🇴🇲Oman 🇵🇦Panama33d ago

The State Council ordered President Gustavo Petro to refrain from disseminating electoral propaganda in favor of or against political movements, concluding that the president violated the "political neutrality restrictions that protect public servants." The decision, adopted by the Fifth Section of the high court, overturned a ruling by the Administrative Court of Cundinamarca and set a limit on the use of institutional settings and social networks for proselytizing purposes. Learn: The power of the Petro Government overflowing to help Cepeda in elections with these 10 measures The ruling responds to a Compliance Action presented by the Foundation for the Rule of Law (FEDE Colombia), which sued both the president and the Administrative Department of the Presidency (DAPRE). According to the organization, from personal social media accounts and official Government spaces, a "repeated and systematic" strategy of political promotion of the Historical Pact project and discrediting of opposition sectors had been developing in the midst of the electoral environment.

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PoliticalCrisis🇨🇴Colombia33d ago

# Translation The national registrar, Hernán Penagos, strongly urged all political sectors in the country to acknowledge and peacefully abide by the official data that will be issued when the polls close for the presidential elections next Sunday, May 31st. You may be interested in: Improper political involvement by Ambassador Iván Velásquez? Cepeda announced him as his 'anti-corruption czar' The official emphasized this Thursday, May 28th, that all competing organizations have had full guarantees, both technical and operational, for the development of the voting, which will be the second of the electoral year.

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PoliticalCrisis🇨🇴Colombia33d ago

# Translation Attorney General Gregorio Eljach announced that the Public Ministry initiated an investigation against 6 ministers in Gustavo Petro's government. In total, 142 officials would be under investigation for alleged improper participation in politics. "There are six names of ministers (...) and there is one that is even ready for formal charges," he told the media.

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PoliticalCrisis🇻🇦VA 🇨🇴Colombia33d ago

From the Hotel Ópera, in downtown Bogotá, presidential candidate Iván Cepeda announced this Thursday the arrival of former minister and former magistrate Iván Velásquez to his political project, amid the presentation of a proposal to create a National Anti-Corruption System. But the announcement, far from going unnoticed, unleashed questions about possible improper political participation by the current Colombian ambassador to the Vatican. During the event—in which there was no space for questions from journalists, although it was called a press conference—Cepeda assured that his eventual administration would promote a "frontal fight against macro-corruption" and revealed that Velásquez would be in charge of directing the new anti-corruption system in a possible government of the Historic Pact.

5.7/10·El Colombiano (Medellín)

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PoliticalUpdate🇨🇴Colombia34d ago

# Translation Just days before the elections, Ivan Cepeda's presidential campaign became the center of controversy due to the holding of several large gatherings that have raised questions about a possible violation of electoral restrictions. According to Colombian law, starting one week before the elections, no events of a campaigning nature can be held in public squares, nor can electoral polls be published. However, in recent days various meetings and activities related to the candidate's campaign have come to light.

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PoliticalUpdate🇨🇴Colombia34d ago

# Translation The Office of the Ombudsman entered the discussion about the future of the Coffee Triangle highways with a document signed on May 26. The Public Ministry opened preventive oversight of the Coffee Triangle road corridor and demanded that the Ministry of Transportation and the National Infrastructure Agency (ANI) provide detailed information about the future of the Autopistas del Café concession and the private initiative IP Conexión Centro, which had been presented by Odinsa. The document comes amid social protests, tensions over the Tarapacá II toll, and dialogue tables advancing with citizen sectors and territorial authorities from Risaralda, Caldas, and Quindío.

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PoliticalUpdate🇨🇴Colombia34d ago

# Translation Colombians will go to the polls this Sunday, May 31st to elect the president and vice president of the Republic for the 2026-2030 term, in an event that will be accompanied by special security and public order measures throughout the country. In Medellín, as well as in the rest of Colombia's cities, the traditional dry law will begin to take effect from Saturday afternoon, May 30th, a restriction that seeks to prevent public order disruptions during voting and the counting process. According to Decree 0188 of 2026 issued by the Ministry of Interior, the dry law will begin at 6:00 p.m.

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