Paloma Valencia Asks to Elect a Woman as President of Colombia by Accompanying Former President Álvaro Uribe to Vote
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Iván Cepeda voted in southern Bogotá, Abelardo did so in his native Barranquilla and Paloma after accompanying Uribe, voted in northern Bogotá The article Where the candidates leading the presidential polls voted was originally published in Las2orillas.co: Stories, Voices and News from Colombia. Copyrights Las2orillas.co
Presidential candidate Paloma Valencia, from the right-wing Democratic Center party, this Sunday asked Colombians to elect a woman president for the first time, as she accompanied former president Álvaro Uribe to exercise his right to vote in Rionegro, a few kilometers from Medellín. “I want to invite Colombia to elect the first woman. It’s our time,” said Valencia, who will vote later in Bogotá accompanied by his vice presidential formula, Juan…
Presidential candidate Paloma Valencia, from the right-wing Democratic Center party, this Sunday asked Colombians to elect a woman president for the first time, as she accompanied former president Álvaro Uribe to exercise his right to vote in Rionegro, a few kilometers from Medellín. "I want to invite Colombia to elect the first woman. It's our time," said Valencia, who will vote later in Bogotá accompanied by his vice presidential formula, Juan…
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