Miguel Uribe Londono Announces Presidential Candidacy

Miguel Uribe Londono Announces Presidential Candidacy

Miguel Uribe Londono father of the slain senator Miguel Uribe Turbay announces his pre-presidential candidacy at Colombian congress in Bogota, Colombia, May 26, 2025. Photo by: Sebastian Barros/Long Visual Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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