US EditionEleven Opposition Parties Announce that They Will Not Participate in an Electoral Commission Called by the Government - larazón.co
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Last month, nine political forces had already rejected a similar call made by Petro, following the attack on senator and presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay. Thirteen opposition and independent parties announced this Thursday that they will not attend the meeting called for today by the government on the electoral process of 2026, after President Gustavo Petro questioned in recent days the transparency of the upcoming elections.
The main opposition parties in Colombia announced that they would not participate in the National Commission for the Coordination and Follow-up of Electoral Processes of July 10, 2025, convened by the National Government, arguing the lack of minimum guarantees for transparent and reliable electoral processes. In a joint statement, eleven political forces expressed their “deep concern” about the president’s “true commitment” to electoral transpar…
The party assured that the distrust sown by President Petro "has called into question the transparency of the elections of 2026"
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