Colombia elections

Tuesday, June 21, 2022 Edit

Petro won the first round with just. Sebastian BarrosNurPhoto via Getty Images.

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23 hours agoFormer guerrilla wins Colombias presidential election first leftist leader in nations history Former guerrilla member Gustavo Petro won Colombias presidential election on Sunday to become the countrys first leftist head of state in.

. 18 hours agoJun 20th 2022 Bogotá and Cali W e are writing a new history for Colombia Latin America and the world declared Gustavo Petro the winner of Colombias presidential election in Bogotá on June. That era has come to a. The election result could upend the USs relationship with Colombia whose influence in the region has been waning for some time.

2 days agoIf 62-year-old former guerrilla Gustavo Petro wins on June 19 he will be Colombias first leftist leader. Previous presidents of Colombia studied in the US. BOGOTÁ ColombiaFor decades Colombia elected establishment politicians who hewed to the center-right and helped make the country the USs closest ally in the region.

1 day agoThe election was held amid a backdrop of rising inequality inflation and violence - factors that led voters in the first round last month to. 1 day agoAbout 216 million of the 39 million eligible voters cast a ballot Sunday. REUTERSLuisa Gonzalez BOGOTA June 19 Reuters - Leftist Gustavo Petro a former member of the M-19 guerrilla movement who has vowed profound social and economic change will be Colombias next.

Abstentionism has been above 40 in every presidential election since 1990. 1 day agoThe election is being contested by mayor of Bogotá Gustavo Petro and populist business tycoon Rodolfo Hernández Voters head to the polls in Colombia on Sunday in a. Former rebel fighter Gustavo Petro is set to become Colombias first leftist president after narrowly defeating millionaire businessman Rodolfo Hernández in Sundays runoff election early results showed.

Petros running mate Francia Márquez will become Colombias first.

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