Pacto Historico
Coverage of Pacto Historico in the Nexus archive.
- Colombia's runoff presidential election marked by polarization
Colombia's runoff presidential election is marked by political polarization. A mural depicting Ivan Cepeda, a candidate from the Pacto Historico party, is displayed in Cali.
- Colombians head to the polls in a tense, decisive runoff
Colombians are voting in a pivotal presidential runoff between far-right political outsider Abelardo de la Espriella and leftist Senator Iván Cepeda of the ruling Pacto Historico. The election follows four years of Gustavo Petro’s left-wing presidency and centers on public frustration over security, economic performance, and political gridlock.
- Colombian lawmakers seek suspension of Trump foe Gustavo Petro over alleged meddling in upcoming election
Colombian lawmakers are considering suspending President Gustavo Petro from office amid allegations of improper intervention in the country's presidential election. The proposal, filed by Gloria Arizabaleta, requires approval from the Commission of Investigation and Accusation and the Senate before taking effect. The upcoming June 21 runoff between leftist candidate Ivan Cepeda and conservative attorney Abelardo De La Espriella is seen as critical for determining Colombia's political direction.
- Son of Slain Communist Rattles Investors Ahead of Colombian Vote
Senator Ivan Cepeda, son of a slain communist and presidential candidate for Colombia's Pacto Historico, is causing investor unease ahead of the upcoming election. His campaign has drawn attention during a press conference in Bogotá.