Sergio Fajardo

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

Representative Jennifer Pedraza will vote for Ivan Cepeda, citing her critical stance on the current government.

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

Sergio Fajardo maintains independence, refusing alliances for the presidential runoff.

A committee suspends collecting signatures for a Constituent Assembly in Colombia.

Campaigns that did not reach the vote threshold are not required to return state funds.

Petro drops constituent assembly bid to support Senator Cepeda's presidential candidacy.

The Colombian ambassador to Brazil, Alfredo Saade, was provisionally suspended by the Procuraduría General for alleged improper participation in politics.

Sergio Fajardo has not revealed his support for the second round of elections, stating that votes belong to citizens, not leaders.

Paloma Valencia suffered a historic defeat in Antioquia's elections, losing to De la Espriella and Cepeda.

Far-right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella leads Colombia's presidential election with 43.7% of the vote.

Abelardo de la Espriella leads with 43.74% of votes, ahead of Ivan Cepeda with 40.90%.

Seven presidential candidates failed to meet the 4% vote threshold to recover campaign costs.

Colombia prepares for elections with three favorites to succeed Gustavo Petro.

Colombia's presidential candidates face a complex security scenario with fragmented crime groups and rising violence.

Paloma Valencia distances herself from Abelardo, rejecting a meeting, citing distinct political projects.

Paloma Valencia and Ivan Cepeda closed their campaigns with opposing messages on security and dialogue.

Sergio Fajardo's video making a heart sign is old and unrelated to his current support for any candidate.

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

Congresista Katherine Miranda supports Abelardo de la Espriella to defend democratic checks and the Constitution.

A baby was rescued after being abandoned in a bag.

President Gustavo Petro abandoned the constitutional reform idea to aid candidate Ivan Cepeda.

A win by the blank vote in Colombia's presidential runoff will not change the outcome, with the winner determined by the two candidates.

Abelardo leads Cepeda with 50.3% of the vote, according to a recent poll.

Iván Cepeda's campaign seeks to win over centrist voters for the second round of elections.

Abelardo de la Espriella leads with 50.3% of the vote, ahead of Iván Cepeda with 42.6%.

Pastor Saade asks Minister Armando Benedetti to resign, citing needed campaign changes.

President Gustavo Petro rejects preliminary election results and questions the electoral system.

Elections in Atlántico and Barranquilla show a close dispute with Sergio Fajardo leading.

Sergio Fajardo secured over 1 million votes, finishing fourth, and may take a side.

Colombia votes for a new president amid a collapsing healthcare system.

Five presidential candidates propose solutions to central issues in economy, security, and corruption.

President Gustavo Petro faces criticism for openly supporting Ivan Cepeda's campaign.

Alvaro Uribe warns ELN and other groups not to trust Ivan Cepeda.

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

Claudia López announces her support for Iván Cepeda in the second round of elections.

José Manuel Restrepo is key to Abelardo De la Espriella's election strategy, leveraging his experience to attract centrist voters.

A family member of Familia Mucutuy died in an armed attack.

Sergio Fajardo qualifies for vote repossession funds after surpassing 4% of votes.

Sergio Fajardo remains calm after his defeat, issuing a decalogue for his voters.

Nuevo Liberalismo gives its members freedom to vote in the presidential runoff.

Paloma Valencia invites Sergio Fajardo, Claudia Lopez, and Juan Daniel Oviedo to discuss avoiding a potential democratic crisis in Colombia.

Abelardo de la Espriella leads Colombia's presidential election with 43.7 percent of the vote, surpassing Iván Cepeda.

Abelardo de la Espriella was competitive against Cepeda in the Costa and Bogotá regions.

Paloma Valencia and Alvaro Uribe will support Abelardo de la Espriella in the second round.

Colombia's presidential election results show Abelardo de la Espriella and Iván Cepeda advancing to the second round.

Abelardo de la Espriella and Ivan Cepeda will face off in Colombia's presidential runoff election.

Colombia prepares to elect Gustavo Petro's successor on May 31, 2026.

Iván Cepeda participated in a campaign event in Sincelejo despite a ban on large campaign gatherings.

Procuraduría requests information on denuncias against President Gustavo Petro for alleged political participation.