As once opposition frontrunner Enrique Peñalosa’s campaign gasps for breath just 10 days before Colombia’s presidential elections, Oscar Ivan Zuluaga and President Juan Manuel Santos have all but sealed their…
In spite of scandals, Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos and his closest rival for elections held on May 25, Oscar Ivan Zuluaga, continue to strongly command polls, with Zuluaga leading…
A poll released on Tuesday night revealed that Colombia’s presidency will most likely be decided in a second round of elections, local media reported Wednesday.
The Organization of American States (OAS) will send 53 observers to monitor Colombia’s presidential election on May 25, the organization announced via press release on Tuesday.
Less than a month ahead of Colombia’s presidential elections, polls showed Sunday that President Juan Manuel Santos maintains a comfortable lead, but a second round is almost certain.
Nearly 33 million people in Colombia are eligible to vote in the upcoming presidential elections, reported the country’s National Registry on Tuesday night.
Colombia’s incumbent president Juan Manuel Santos has dropped 8 points in the race to be reelected president in this year’s elections according to a recently released poll.
Green Alliance candidate Enrique Peñalosa is the predicted winner should he reach a second round with Juan Manuel Santos in this year’s presidential elections, said a national survey Wednesday.
While facing increased competition, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos remains the favorite candidate for May’s presidential elections, according to a Gallup poll released on Wednesday.