The so-Called Colombian Bukele, Jaime Andrés Beltrán, Leaves Bucaramanga City Hall: This Is the Decision Taken by the Council of State

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On Thursday, the Council of State dismissed the mayor of Bucaramanga, Jaime Andrés Beltrán, for incurring double militancy in the elections that led him to win in October 2023. The decision came about because Beltrán supported candidates to the Council of the Santander department capital that belonged to Partido de La U, a formation different from Colombia Justa Libres, the Christian-inspired group that endorsed his candidacy. With the ruling—wh…

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The process facing the president is due to alleged dual militancy during the regional elections of October 2023

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After hearing the ruling of the Council of State that annuls the election of the mayor of Bucaramanga, Jaime Andrés Beltrán, for double militancy, the president said that the decision is not only due to a legal failure, but to a political pulse that could even affect regions like Antioquia in the future. “All the right-wing leaders who have confronted not only the president, but the whole system that wants to silence, have gone through situation…

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Jaime Andrés Beltrán Martínez published this Thursday morning on the X network, a few minutes after the decision of the Council of State against him was made known, that “for the children of God everything works for good. I continue to fight for the city until the ruling of the Council of State is in place. This is not the time to abandon Bucaramanga to his fate. The safety of the citizens is and will be my priority until the end.” In the aftern…

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Jaime Andrés Beltrán, mayor of Bucaramanga. Photo: Instragram Jaime Beltrán Bucaramanga will be left without mayor after the decision of the Fifth Section of the Council of State, which confirmed the nullity of the election of Jaime Andrés Beltrán for the period 2024-2027. The high court concluded that the president incurred double political militancy, which rendered null and void the elections that took him to office. The 90-page ruling confirm…

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At the beginning of 2025, the Santander Administrative Tribunal annulled Beltrán’s election. The decision was based on an alleged dual militancy during the 2023 electoral process.