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DMTX. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.
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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010.

The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday.
Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May.

Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs.

Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election.

The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections.

The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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Gracias por front page!

Submitted by Latin America Photojournalism on Tue, 16/03/2010 - 16:32.

Gracias por front page! ;)
Nico, las elecciones se desarrollaron en normalidad de acuerdo con los criterios que maneja Colombia, tanto en las regiones como en la capital. Nosotros logramos cubrir un 20% del los puestos de votación de Bogotá- No hubo irregularidades de orden público, pero la situación cambio en otras zonas de la capital y cambia significativamente en las regiones del caribe, pacífico, zonas de frontera con Venezuela, Ecuadro, Brasil, etc.

La Misión de Observación Electoral (MOE) divulgó un estudio en el que revela que al menos en 407 municipios del país hay riesgos de anomalías electorales (fraude, presión de actores armados ilegales y narcotráfico)

great story and images. Thank

Submitted by Nikola Ivanovski on Tue, 16/03/2010 - 11:12.

great story and images. Thank you for sharing it. How did the elections go overall in Colombia. Were they peaceful? I heard that a lot of military was present at the polls

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The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.
The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Bogota, Colombia. 14/03/2010. The race for Colombia's presidency began last Sunday. Colombians have voted in legislative elections, seen as a barometer for the presidential election on 30 May. Citizen held legislative elections, with 166 seats in the House of Representatives and 102 Senate seats up for grabs. Voters, moreover, had the opportunity to directly elect the country’s five Andean Parliament members for the first time, and the Green and Conservative parties were holding their primaries for the May 30 presidential election. The Union Party close to President Uribe emerged as Sunday's biggest winner in Colombia's congressional elections. The count of the votes is still taking place, the national press has reported the results in advance: the U Party has obtained 22.13% of the vote, followed by the Conservative Party with 21.32%, the Liberal Party with 16.22%, the PIN with 7.92%, and the Radical Change Party with the 7.91%. This means that if the final data confirm these partial data, the Uribe coalition would retain the majority in the Senate and take almost the majority in Congress, along with the Conservatives.

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