María Fernanda Cabal and Paloma Valencia denounce the purchase of a survey in favor of Miguel Uribe

Photo: Senators María Fernanda Cabal and Paloma Valencia. / Photos: AFP.


Published:
November 13, 2024, 8:18 AM





Senators María Fernanda Cabal and Paloma Valencia questioned the survey a few days before the Democratic Center forum to elect the 2026 presidential candidate.



Senators María Fernanda Cabal and Paloma Valencia of the Democratic Center questioned a survey that would have been financed to favor the image of Miguel Uribe Turbay for the next elections presidential elections. Through a video, the two senators explained that this type of practice is not good a few days before the pre-candidate forum of the Democratic Center in Barranquilla. “We want to express our disagreement with the publication of paid surveys with advantages that are in question five days before the great forum of pre-candidates of the Democratic Center in Barranquilla. This is acting like Guanumen,” said María Fernanda Cabal in the video. Read also: President Petro on the use of Pegasus in Colombia: “It is only legal if it was authorized by the justice system” “They are following the ethical line of a party that has been characterized by doing politics with ideas, with service to the community, giving all the battles to defend our democracy,” commented Paloma Valencia. At the same time, Valencia also commented that this is what happened with the polls in the United States with Kamala Harris. “I think they are going to do like Kamala Harris in the polls,” she added. Thorough. To which Valencia responded without hesitation: And they will have exactly the same result, María Fernanda, because the Democratic Center knows who its founders have been, who has been fighting all the battles.” You can read: The Historical Pact is moving towards its transformation into a unified party. According to the survey that was financed by Creadorxs SAS, the intention to vote for Miguel Uribe would be 43.8%, followed by María Fernanda Cabal with 23.3%; Andrés Guerra with 8.3%; Paloma Valencia with 7.8% and Paola Holguín with 0.8%.