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Abelardo De la Espriella wins Colombia's election with a right-wing platform.

María Fernanda Cabal leaves the Centro Democrático to form her own political movement.

Abelardo De la Espriella will be sworn in as president, marking a shift from traditional power centers.

María Fernanda Cabal announces her 2030 presidential candidacy after being excluded from Abelardo de la Espriella's cabinet.

Carlos Suárez offers a truce to Uribe after attacks on the Centro Democrático, seeking to move forward.

De la Espriella's advisor suggests the government can advance its agenda via decrees, bypassing Congress.

Alfredo Deluque is likely to become Senate president with 51 votes.

The Centro Democrático may lose Senate and House presidencies due to government negotiations.

Rafael Nieto criticizes President-elect Abelardo De la Espriella's stance on congressional intermediation.

Senator Paloma Valencia accuses the SENA of rushing to fill 129 positions before the government transition.

Argentine President Javier Milei skipped the Mercosur summit in Paraguay to meet Brazilian senator Flavio Bolsonaro, prioritizing construction of conservative political alliances over regional trade negotiations and signaling a shift toward Trump-aligned hemispheric security doctrine.

Former President Álvaro Uribe insults Carlos Suárez, calling him a coward and a bandit.

Alfredo Deluque may become the next president of the Senate, backed by president-elect De la Espriella.

Colombians vote for president, choosing between two distinct models of the country.

Abelardo de la Espriella leads Colombia's presidential runoff with a narrow margin over Iván Cepeda.

The Vargas Lleras family reiterates support for presidential candidate Abelardo de la Espriella.

Colombia's election favors the right due to insecurity concerns.

Claudia López will receive nearly $5 billion for vote replacement.

Paloma Valencia says her party is not right-wing, despite current trends.

Alvaro Uribe faces a new political challenge with Abelardo De la Espriella's party.

Division grows within Colombia's Centro Democrático party over ideological identity.

Petro's administration grants the National Land Agency extraordinary powers to clear titles and cancel liens on rural properties.

José Obdulio Gaviria asks critics to respect former President Uribe's leadership.

Abelardo supports Alfredo Deluque for Senate presidency despite Centro Democrático's claims.

The Centro Democrático may lose Congress presidencies to the incoming government's candidates.

The presidency of the Senate and Chamber is disputed due to internal conflicts within the Centro Democrático party.

Influencers who backed Abelardo's campaign are now involved in his transition process.

Carlos Suárez discusses the new government cabinet and ideology.

The governor of Antioquia defends Álvaro Uribe amid a public dispute with Carlos Suárez.

Colombian leaders react to presidential election results, congratulating Abelardo De la Espriella on his victory.

Colombia elects a new president between a libertarian and a socialist candidate.

The Colombian government's key initiatives were archived due to lack of consensus and time.

Former Colombian President Cesar Gaviria undergoes surgery and is recovering in Bogota.

Juan Daniel Oviedo visited former president Alvaro Uribe in Rionegro.

Colombia's right-wing party faces a new challenge from a emerging political movement.

Alvaro Uribe will attend Abelardo de la Espriella's inauguration in Cali on August 7.

Paloma Valencia says she was not invited to Abelardo's presidential inauguration.

María Fernanda Cabal challenges Álvaro Uribe and Paloma Valencia.

New Senate and House presidents were elected in a intense political battle.

The Centro Democrático won the presidency of the Senate with Honorio Henrquez.

The CNE defined the remaining congressional seats, with Mira winning a disputed seat in Cundinamarca.

Mira party denounces the CNE for allegedly modifying the assignment of a congressional seat.

Minister Rodrigo Lara supports Alfredo Deluque and Daniel Briceño as potential Congress presidents.

President Gustavo Petro may hand over power a day early on August 6.

Carlos Suárez claims Paloma Valencia lost due to representing a decadent political establishment.

Alvaro Uribe and Carlos Suarez clash in a public feud within their alliance.

Abelardo De la Espriella wins Colombia's presidential election with over 12 million votes.

De la Espriella leads the vote intention, favored to succeed the current government.

Colombia's presidential run-off election pits far-right Abelardo de la Espriella against leftist Ivan Cepeda.

Abelardo de la Espriella leads with 50.9% of votes in Colombia's presidential election.