Election in Colombia: Iván Cepeda Reacts to ‘Not Official or Binding’ Preliminary Vote Count
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Election in Colombia: Iván Cepeda reacts to ‘not official or binding’ preliminary vote count
During a speech on Sunday night in Bogotá, Colombian presidential candidate Iván Cepeda said the preliminary vote count result was “not official or binding” and vowed “to challenge” it.
Surrounded by an energetic militancy that resists to be considered a loser, Senator Iván Cepeda has recognized the preliminary result of this Sunday’s presidential election in Colombia, which gives the winner to the ultra-right Abelardo de la Espriella, but he has also warned that it is not binding and intends to challenge 33,000 tables throughout the country. “One by one should be the subject of scrutiny,” the candidate of the left, who recalle…
After the results of the pre-counting, the candidate of the Historical Pact Ivan Cepeda reacted. According to the rap count
With the tight clearance in the second round of the Colombian elections, candidate Iván Cepeda, who received the support of the current President Gustavo Petro, chose not to admit the defeat. He questioned the result released on Sunday, 21. The preliminary count showed Abelardo de la Espriella as winner, with 49.66% of the votes. Cepeda appears with 48.70%, a difference of less than 300,000 votes. + Read more World news in West The process of of…
What you should know about the elections in Colombia Abelardo De la Espriella led the pre-counting of the presidential runoff with 49.66% of the votes, surpassing by less than a percentage point Iván Cepeda.Iván Cepeda's team announced that it will present resources on thousands of polling stations for alleged inconsistencies.After knowing the electoral trend, demonstrations and riots were recorded in cities like Bogotá and Cali, where supporter…
"It's not an official fact": Cepeda after the pre-count TuBarco Noticias The presidential candidate recognized the preliminary results of the second round, but insisted that the vote will be decisive and announced the challenge of thousands of tables in the country. Noticias Colombia. After knowing the results of the pre-counting of the second presidential round, Iván Cepeda addressed his followers to set his position against the narrow differen…
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