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Colombia's 2026 Presidential Race: A Multifaceted Approach to Candidate Selection
Colombia's 2026 presidential race is heating up, with left-wing parties holding internal consultations in October, the Centro Democrático using a December-January survey to choose among five candidates, and centrist and center-left groups scrambling to unite before the May 2026 first round.
Colombia's 2026 Presidential Race: A Multifaceted Approach to Candidate Selection
Colombia's 2026 presidential race is heating up, with left-wing parties holding internal consultations in October, the Centro Democrático using a December-January survey to choose among five candidates, and centrist and center-left groups scrambling to unite before the May 2026 first round.
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36% Bias Score


Benedetti's Political Resurrection Fuels Colombia's Health Reform
After facing scandal and exile, Colombian politician Armando Benedetti played a pivotal role in securing passage of the health reform bill in the House of Representatives, showcasing the pragmatic nature of Colombian politics and President Gustavo Petro's willingness to utilize diverse political str...
Benedetti's Political Resurrection Fuels Colombia's Health Reform
After facing scandal and exile, Colombian politician Armando Benedetti played a pivotal role in securing passage of the health reform bill in the House of Representatives, showcasing the pragmatic nature of Colombian politics and President Gustavo Petro's willingness to utilize diverse political str...
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64% Bias Score

Arango Joins Dávila's Presidential Campaign
Veteran political strategist Alicia Arango, known for her work with former Colombian presidents Álvaro Uribe and Iván Duque, joined Vicky Dávila's presidential campaign, potentially boosting Dávila's political standing but risking damage to her anti-establishment image.

Arango Joins Dávila's Presidential Campaign
Veteran political strategist Alicia Arango, known for her work with former Colombian presidents Álvaro Uribe and Iván Duque, joined Vicky Dávila's presidential campaign, potentially boosting Dávila's political standing but risking damage to her anti-establishment image.
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40% Bias Score
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