La oposición se ordena y hoy anunciarán consulta “para vencer al de Petro”
En un movimiento que busca reordenar el tablero del centroderecha, Vicky Dávila anunció que se integrará a la consulta interpartidista que varios prec...
TL;DR
- Vicky Dávila announced her participation in an inter-party consultation for the 2026 presidential elections.
- The consultation aims to select a single candidate from a group including Juan Daniel Oviedo, Juan Manuel Galán, Mauricio Cárdenas, Aníbal Gaviria, and David Luna.
- Dávila's decision follows the Centro Democrático's selection of Paloma Valencia and contrasts with candidates like Sergio Fajardo and Abelardo de la Espriella, who are running independently.
- Recent polls show Dávila with 3.7% voting intention and a significant percentage of respondents stating they would never vote for her.
- Political analysts suggest Dávila's move is a response to the closing political board in the center-right and a strategy to maintain visibility.
- The La U party faced disruptions with the departure of Julián López and Saray Robayo's Senate bid withdrawal.
- The Centro Democrático added businessman Mario Hernández to its Senate list to strengthen its vote.
- Miguel Uribe Londoño received the endorsement of the Colombian Democratic Party for his presidential bid.
- Efraín Cepeda returned to the presidency of the national directorate of the Conservative Party, facing questions about his dual role as a presidential pre-candidate.