s part of the deal, farc membve given up their guns to pursue politics they are still known as the farc, but that now means "common alternative revolutionary force," and they've chosen a new symbol: a rose. but, as special correspondent nadja drost and videographer bruno federico report-- with the suppt of the pulitzer center on crisis reporting-- the hard road to peace in colombia is having deadly side effects. >> reporter: in southern bogotÁ, a scene in march that was unthinkable until recent-- former farc rebels running for legislative office. >> ( translated ): we are at a historic moment, and we can't let it go. e at victory is what we need for the peacagreement to be fulfilled. be>> reporter: one of the negotiators of the fraught peace deal with colombia's government, victoria sandino has kept her nom de guerre as she enters a new, political, battle. the farc agreed to lay down arms in exchange for being able to participate in pitics.gn their campaias a test of the peace process, and also a real-time barometer of just how ready the colombian pus to accept them as legal, political

after failing to get parliamentary -- approval for .is eurosceptic prime minister in colombia, anti-farc conservative ivanka duque -- v duque wins the first round, but in a runoff will face gustavo petro. france is buzzing over thehe heroism of an illegal immigrant a buildingho scacad barehanded to save a child. he has just been awarded an offer of french citizenship from president emmanuel macron. this hour in business, cutting the cost of fuel. the brazilian president is trying to and a weeklong trucker strike that has crippled large parts of latin america's largest economy. in france kicks off a plan to use money from lottery tickets to help save historic sites. first, our top story, live from paris. the president of italy has just asked a former imf official to be prime minister, after the man named last week failed to get approval for his aunt i.e. you ti-e.u. nomineeangi for minister. the five star movement and far right leg have joined in a coalition, but so far without success. josephine mckenna has been covering this story from rome. tell us a little more about this man, carlo c

the farc a in exchange for being able to participate in politics.their campaign was a test of the peace process, and also a real-time barometer of just how ready the colombian ptblic is to achem as legal, political actors. on election day, when the farc de its first appearance on the ballot, it was a historic moment, but t necessarily celebrated by voters. >>th translated ): it'cost of peace, to have them there doing politics instead of them being in the mountains killing people. tethink that, like me, nobody >> rep the farc ended up getting a mere 0.35% of the vote, and even though the peace deal grantees the farc ten seats in congress, sandino was, regardless, disappointed their poor results didn't help legitimize that presence. >> ( translated ): of course, ed neuld have lo have gotten more votes, but wewe were starting with nothing. th reporter: despite their poor showingfarc's transformation from armed group to political party has been one of the most evident results of the peace process. but ny of the legislative reforms called for by the peac

the relation sship of the farc a political party will be the same as any party in the future. >> this has been the big question for colombia. lots of questions. president santos has won a nobel peace prize for bringing about this peace secease-fire the question is whether the future governments will respect the cease-fire he said that no one has the possibility to break away from it it's in the constitution now, it's a clear ruling that that cease-fire has to be respected in the future. that's a key point when thinking about how politics will evolve from here. some people have said the potential next president in colombia would be sympathetic -- not sympathetic, but was anti calling for this cease-fire in the beginning, but then the president is saying nobody wants war anymore. we have to respect the constitution >> i suppose there's a difference between canceling a deal and trying to renegotiate it, unravel certain elements of it we're joined by our next guest, and marcos, i want to ask about that we heard during this campaign about relooking, re-examining this peace deal. he looks l

patricia: uno de los mÁs destacados lÍderes de la guerrilla de las farc, ademÁs de un alto funcionariofirmaron a univisiÓn que hay indagación sobre la posible participaciÓn de luciano marÍn, líder de las farc, en la misma operaciÓn de narcotrÁfico por la que fue detenido, jesÚs. un alto funcionario del gobierno venezolano estarÍa involucrado. lo anterior se suma al escÁndalo en colonia por una aparente corrupciÓn en el manejo de los dineros y otros paÍses integraron para apoyar el proceso de paz y a esta publicaciÓn desde wall street journal en el que se asegura que las autoridades norteamericanas estarÍan detrÁs de ivÁn márquez. >> la Última investigaciÓn proviene de un vÍdeo de telÉfono celular en el cual el seÑor marÍn supuestamente habla con un socio de un narcotraficante mexicano. el vÍdeo habría sido grabado despuÉs de que el acuerdo de paz entrÓ en vigencia. jesse: pero el fiscal le saliÓ al paso las declaraciones y fue enfÁtico al decir que márquez no tiene investigaciÓn alguna por hechos sucedidos despuÉs de la firma de la paz. >> si la hubiera, el paÍs me conoce, lo dirÍa mir

enfrentarÁ en la segunda vuelta >>> rafael poved ha estado siguiendo de cerca. >> la guerrilla de la farc los guerrillerosdesmovilizados. >> desde las 8 de la maÑana la fila de votantes parecÍan interminab interminable. >> estÁ el futuro de mi familia. >> los ahorros de toda la vida >>> el futuro del paÍs asi de sencillo es. >> entre los votantes se encontraba una figura que se opuso a las elecciones el lÍder de la farc. >> primera vez que ejercer el derecho al voto. >> se mostraba sorprendido por esta fiesta democrÁtica. >> es fruto de todo un camino. >> un momento que no pasÓ des percibido para el presidente juan manuel santos quiÉn se manifestÓ confiado. >> tuvimos las elecciones presidenciales mÁs seguras y tranquilas en toda nuestra historia. >> de los candidatos solamente sergio fajardo que votÓ temprano. >> cerca del mediodÍa comenzaron a llegar los demÁs expreso ando su confianza en el proceso. >> importante, respetar las instituciones. >> este debate electoral es entre las maquinarias corruptas y las ciudadanÍas libres >>> muy contento de lo que ha sido una comparan alegre, de pr

this whole story has been an absolute farce. we've seen through it from the beginning of the story and has been proven to be a misrepresentation. >> it's illegal, by the way. >>> i appreciate it. when we come back why columbus nova, the company that paid cohen almost $500,000 names related to the alt right.

son los primeros que se realizan despuÉs de la firma de un acuerdo de paz entre el gobierno y las farc ustedes las memorias de una vecina de stockton son muchas hoy cumpliÓ 100 aÑos de vida un siglo marcado por alegrÍas y tristeza, david uría estuvo en la celebraciÓn de lupe campos y nos trae los detalles. david: una ceremonia azteca que sirve como muestra de agradecimiento a los antepasados por un siglo de vida. la protagonista de esta historia es lupe moreno.

opposition largely boycotts the vote his victory is almost certain critics are calling the election a farce also coming up britain's royal family thanks well wishers following prince harry's wedding to make it markel couples get off to a private reception following the ceremony to bring you all the royal wedding highlights. and the japanese drama shoplifters scoops the palme d'or at this year's cannes film festival. thanks for joining us i'm marrying a evanston venezuelans are heading to the polls in an election that is expected to hand president nicolas maduro a second term in office the duro has already cast his vote but opposition parties have promised to boycott the elections more than twenty million venezuelans are eligible to vote but forecasters are expecting a low turnout in the oil rich country has descended into economic turmoil undermine duros socialist government. well this year inflation has reached an all time high of more than thirteen thousand percent the rising prices have hit workers and business owners in the pocket but it's been hearing not everyone blames the government

opposition largely boycotting the vote his victory is almost certain critics are calling the election a farce. and at this year's cannes film festival the japanese family drama shoplifters scooped the coveted top prize the palme d'or. thanks for joining us i'm mary in evanston. byron munich season ended in dramatic and disappointing fashion on saturday the german soccer giants were defeated by and talk frankfurt in the final of the german come the underdogs came out on top in a fast paced all action game that also saw some controversy coach nico much now takes over at byron with his head held high while it was a bitter disappointment for outgoing coach you're behind because. it was almost time for your pint is the hand of it's an eco virtue but before the changing of the guard there was a finals a concession by and white close early on robot leavened of skis freekick hitting the letter for frankfurt and they took advantage and say ray that rob thomas and fired in the opening go. by and struggled to break down frankfurt study defense thomas miller's thirty third minute and that was their first

that is nothing less than a farce. >> yeah, lou. i am sure you, agree. i was darn critical of president obama, we sued that don adminisn hundreds of times it did not occur we would have criminal investigations, targets president every time we didn't like what he did that, is the approach now. lou: from the left. >> outside of norm in terms of rule of law and our constitution republican, president has to be able to be president, if you don't like him in office, then there is a political process for removing him. but justice department and investigatings it own over things he did with respect to managing justice department is absurd, and making our government look like a joke. >> yeah, it is, the deep state. it is not a joke. the left in this country is note a joke. nor business establish else, globalist elites, they are against one person, one man, president of united states, he has too few people standing with him against the onslaught. and this serious just awful injusts they all of those forces represent. a raid against a constitutional elected leader

again, you don't have to read farce to understand this. this is u-235, enriched uranium at the core. that's the only place you find in the core enriched uranium. iran was faced with mounting pressure in 2003. that was following the gulf war. so it was forced to shell of project ahmad. you can draw four main conclusions. iran lied about never having a nuclear weapons program. 100,000 secret files prove that they lied. second even after the deal iran continued to preserve and expect for future users. why would a terrorist regime hide and meticulously catalog its secret if you can leer finu to use them again. they lied in 2015 when they didn't come clean as required by the nuclear deal. and finally the iran deal, the nuclear deal is based on lies, iranian lies and deception. 100,000 files right here prove that they lied. here's the bottom line. iran continues to lie. >> this cache of material has yet to be vetted by the u.n. agency the iaea responsible for enforcing the agreement. trump's new secretary of state mike pompeo sent clear signals

de colombia los votantes se debaten con temor al eligir su futuro tras medio siglo de guerra con la farcidente santos nos robÓ las elecciones. jorge: pueden las escuelas de reportar a niÑos indocumentadas? >> no es legal enseÑar el desconocimiento de la ley. jorge: hablamos con el estudiante nicaragüense que le pidiÓ a daniel ortega que dejara el poder. paulina rubio, habla de mÉxico y de cuba. ♪ ♪ aranza: en salamanca guanajuato autoridades reportaron el hallazgo de siete cuerpo que al parecer pueden ser de miembro de una organizaciÓn criminal, las vÍctimas ya fueron validadas y cuatro desmembradas. cerca de los cadÁveres en encontraron otras escritas dedicadas al narcotrÁfico y robo de gasolina. nos vamos a jalisco, autoridades mexicanas confirmaron de manera oficial la muerte de dos menores inocentes tras el atentado que lunes pasado sufriÓ el ex fiscal de jalisco y actual secretario del trabajo. como aquÍ informamos durante la intensa balacera hubo mÁs de una decena de heridos, baleados y quemados. nuestra corresponsal, nos informa que entre los fallecidos estÁ un bebÉ que hoy serÍa

he has criticised the peace deal agreed with the former farc rebels as being too lenient, striking aof security always wins votes in colombia and he knows it. translation: i want to govern colombia without looking back, but rather towards the future of our country. i want a country with legality, frontal struggle against corruption. but in the second round, he will go head—to—head with this man, a politician on the other end of the spectrum. gustavo petro is a former mayor of bogota and a former number of the 19 tu rella former mayor of bogota and a former number of the 19 turella group. he supports the peace deal has —— but has also made equality and corruption a priority and he has won support is among the younger generation wanting political change. —— supporters. translation: generation wanting political change. -- supporters. translation: this electoral debate is between a corrupt establishment and free citizens. 0ur children's future depends on who wins. he has his work cut out, convincing a traditionally conservative electorate that he could offer a new beginning. his critics

the first presidential election there since the government's peace deal with farc in 2016.h korea for talks on a possible summit between president trump and kim jong—un. president trump has tweeted that the tea m president trump has tweeted that the team have arrived in north korea and he says, i truly believe that north korea has brilliant potential and will be a great economic and financial nation one day. so much more words than we had a few days ago last week, when president trump said that that meeting was off. the former american ambassador to south korea, sung kim, will be meeting the north's vice foreign minister. it could mean the summit, which is officially cancelled, is now back on track. embracing for a second time. the two korean leaders looked much more like new friends instead of decades—old enemies. the meeting was called by kim jong—un, who seems eager to salvage his summit with president trump. translation: kim jong-un reaffirms his strong will for denuclearising the korean peninsula. that's what the white house wants to hear. and they have sent a team of

he has criticised the peace deal agreed with the former farc rebels as being too lenient, striking ay always wins votes in colombia and he knows it. translation: i want to govern colombia without looking back, but rather towards the future of our country. i want a country with legality, frontal struggle against corruption. but in the second round, he will go head—to—head with this man, a politician on the other end of the spectrum. gustavo petro is a former mayor of bogota and a former number of the m19 guerrilla group. he supports the peace deal, but has also made equality and corruption a priority and he has won supporters among the younger generation wanting political change. translation: this electoral debate is between a corrupt establishment and free citizens. our children's future depends on who wins. he has his work cut out, convincing a traditionally conservative electorate that he could offer a new beginning. his critics have warned his leftist policies could turn colombia into a new venezuela, a scaremongering tactic that has played on fears of colombians during the campai

it is extraordinariary the conflict and nonsense that produced and nothing less than a farce. >> i wascritical of president trump and we sued that administration a hundreds of team. and that is a constitutional role and it didn't occur to me that we would have criminal investigations targeting the and that is completely outside of the arms in terms of the rule of law. and the president has to be able to be president here and if you like don't like in office, there is a political process of removing him through impeachment or election and the justice department is investigating the president over respect to things to managing the justice department and makes our government look like a joke. and it is the deep state is not a scombroek the left in this country is not a joke and neither is the business establishment. they are against one person and one man and that is the president of the united states. and he has two few people standing with him against the onslight and awful injustice that they present against the constitutionally elected leader of the nation. the senate judiciary commit

well of course my it's worth noting that that vladimir putin won the presidential elections this farce with huge for jordi one basically a life plan victory with over seventy two landslide excuse me victory with over seventy percent of people of voters supporting him but observers of the say that you know they did that he might have to push through push forward with her to pinch potentially unpopular reform including the pay raising the pension age so we'll have to see what lies ahead emma later on for us in moscow thank you very much for your reporting and please stay safe. the u.s. space agency nasa has launched its latest probe to mars a powerful atlas five rocket is propelling the mars insight lander to the planet's surface as we speak the journey is expected to take six months upon arrival the probe will be sent deep under the planet's crust for clues about how it forms a launch is two years late due to equipment problems there's also also pushed the project cost up more than eight hundred million dollars the solar and battery powered lander is designed to operate for twenty six e

almost said the opposition is largely boy causing the vote and critics are calling the election a farce also coming up. at this year's counter film festival the japanese family drama shoplifted scoops the coveted top prize the bundle. hands in the german cup final shock we also call giants going to make underdogs eintracht frankfurt beat brian three want to read bring you all the highlights from saturday's game. five hundred on fri good to have you with us venezuelans are heading to the polls in an election that is expected to hand president nicolas maduro a second term in office now my daughter caused his vote early in the day and he's facing a frag meant it opposition parts of which are boycotting the poll more than twenty million venezuelans are eligible to vote but low turnout is predicted the oil rich country has descended into economic turmoil under a socialist government. and inflation has reached an all time high of more than thirteen thousand percent the rising prices have hit workers and business owners hard but not everyone is blaming the government. there isn't much cash flo

voter turnout predicted nicolas maduro his victory is almost certain critics say the election itself farce. a maverick and while come to the program in a push to secure an electoral victory at home turkish president rajat type erda one has taken his campaign abroad as he tries to reach out to ex-pat voters and europe ahead of snap elections in turkey next month he spoke to supporters in the bosnian capital theri a vote this comes after several contraries and western europe those with large ex-pat turkish communities have banned turkish political rallies ahead of us presidential and parliamentary elections. from the euro. some twenty thousand up as member of the presidency but is it. the turkish leader unfazed by intelligence claims of an assassination plot against him but security was tight. news of this has reached me through the national intelligence service such threats will not lead us astray from our path. would it be right for so many people across europe to come here and not be able to see the leader they wanted to meet and greet . no it would not be they cannot stop us from walking

is almost certain the opposition largely boycotting the vote critics are calling the election all farce also coming up. in a bid to win home support a broad turkish president the one is in theory a vote to head of snap elections in turkey or to want to dress in a rally in the bosnian capital after being banned from campaigning to read european union countries are forced upon the istanbul has all the details. and welcome to the program in venezuela polls have just closed in an election that is expected to hand president nicolas maduro a second term in office cast his vote earlier in the day he's facing a fragmented opposition parts of which are boycotting the poll more than twenty million venezuelans are eligible to vote but low turnout is predicted the oil rich country has descended into economic turmoil undermine duros socialist government. inflation has reached an all time high of more than thirteen thousand percent the rising prices have hit workers and business owners especially hard but not everyone blames the government. there isn't much cash flowing in venezuela apart from public

nicolas maduro is seeking a second term the opposition is largely boycotting the election calling it a farce. you're up to date now on t.w. new american i haven't seen from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching. the blessing. and a curse. or so from nature and in this scandal sing. along similar to the tropical jungle. there's the song the song come to. our source of light. destruction. monsoon starting may twenty third double. story so that people for you on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch and follow us. stefan my stuff on myers a c s u member and parliamentary state secretary in the german ministry of the interior building homeland i'm talking to him about refugees and the search for a new homeland and mr meyer what does the word homeland mean to you i muck with minor things to my mind homeland is much more than just a one in a time of globalization by my village see and flexibility i increasingly expected of people it's all the more essential that they have a sense of security to compensate. it seems to me that the wish to have roots to belong somewhere is growing rath

term as president there are calling it in the store victory but the opposition says the vote was a farce many countries are not even recognizing the outcome also coming up in a show of suppressing dissent at home turkey's president has been banned from holding rallies for upcoming elections in a number of e.u. countries so he's taking his pitch for expatriate turks to bosnia. plus pulling back from the brink china and the u.s. agreed to put their trade war on hold beijing is saying it didn't blink first. by bryan thomas thanks so much for being with us we begin this program in venezuela where nicolas maduro has won that country's presidential election he beat his nearest rival and refocus by a wide margin and he's calling his victory a triumph over imperialism but the opposition boycott of the poll and said it was not a fair vote the u.s. is saying it will not be recognizing the outcome and is now considering new sanctions against the socialist government. for nicolas maduro and his supporters the celebration with few surprises. it's a second six year term for the venezuelan president wh

on the other hand backs the deal and his party is also not ruling out and during a coalition with farce political party the treaties signed in two thousand and sixteen and a conflict that lasted decades and claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. correspondent ophelia the is following the story for us from bogota ophelia this looks to be a strong lead for duke a what's the latest you're hearing there. yeah what we've heard so far is that more than ninety percent of the votes have been counted and this is giving duke almost forty percent of the vote something we had already seen in the latest polls this is not enough though for him to win today which means he will have to face. and the second run a vote on june seventeenth. is forty one year old a lawyer who has a little political experience he was a senator and he just supported coal mining he does support fracking and he has said like you already told us that he wants to make major changes to the peace deal that president times has signed with the marxist rebels ophelia the outcome may not be set in stone just yet but it does impact th

los acuerdos de paz firmados por las farc.ar a juan carlos galindo. comencÉ preguntÁndole si es real la posibilidad un fraude masivo. >> no, absolutamente. toda la preparaciÓn que ha significado el software que vamos a utilizar en las elecciones ha tenido el acompaÑamiento de los auditores del sistema de las campaÑas, ellos han podido reconocer las fortalezas del software. patricia: dicen que una cosa es hacer una auditorÍa tÉcnica y otra es revisar el sistema con las campaÑas. >> lo que hemos podido hacer con los auditores de sistemas es que ellos estÉn presentes harÁ hacer las pruebas de funcionalidad y seguridad con la procuradurÍa general de la naciÓn. ellos ademÁs estuve un presente en los simulacros. lo importante es ver que funcione el software y que goce de las condiciones de seguridad para garantizar unas medidas de transparencia. en estos momentos ya no puede haber una auditorÍa tÉcnica . estamos de cara a las elecciones. pero lo que puedo decirles a todos los colombianos y a todas las personas que nos estÁn viendo e

president of venezuela he is calling it an historic victory but the opposition says the vote was a farce and is calling for a new election. i'm sumi so much going to good to have you with us german journalists have on veiled evidence which suggests russian authorities covered up doping test results from footballers and russia's world cup squad the revelations come just weeks before the tournament kicks off in russia german investigative reporter who helped uncover a state run doping program in russia led ics and he now says some russian footballers in the sports authorities may have questions to answer. the russian doping scandal may also extend to the national football team russian officials are suspected of covering up test results making samples disappear which have the potential to implicate footballers some of whom have been selected for the hosts world cup squad german t.v. channel a r d has obtained a list containing player names and code numbers of doping samples the list is based on information from investigators and intelligence gathered from a twenty fourteen raid on the mosco

world war two cures the depression farce the united states is concerned prosperity of course the store. cue. for the for us the whole world what it what and. historical rewrite ever since world war two to foment the cold war against russia against communism and. socialists nish bush is the soviet all me out she also lost a swath we're so used to call girl. well i think world war two has been distorted incredibly by the anglo-american media and that's because they want to minish the role of russia. and stalin who actually defeated hitler. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. i'm bart chilton coming up today we spoke about president donald trump decision to withdraw from the iranian nuclear deal yesterday and it just occurred actually as he went to air well today we get even more into the details with the particular emphasis on the economics will get we've got several folks on tap to discuss a sudden work of moves is actually already occurred plus gene splicing of plants is big business of big business that has been dominated by u.s. based companies that h

nicolas maduro is seeking a second term the opposition is largely boycotting the election calling it a farce. you're up to date now and you telling us thanks for watching. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are changing no one environment for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire each other to. be going to pick up the environment magazine. on d w. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you our german soccer made it back to the top. in our web special. dot com. football made in germany. berlin is awash with the colors of byron munich and the uncut frankfurt for the eagerly awaited german cup final there's no denying the currently champions are favorites to win but frankfurt are hoping to bring home some cup silverware for the first time in thirteen years but that's not all we have in this week's show. we'll start with all the action from berlin's packed olympic stadium for the man's german cup final we'll see whether by or increased a victory or did frankfurt managed to shock

president of venezuela he is calling it an historic victory but the opposition says the vote was a farce and is calling for a new election. plus they don't consider themselves to be men or women but they say they're not transgender either we talk to a group of people in southern mexico sometimes referred to as a third gender. i'm sumi so misconduct to have you with us russian sports authorities have been accused of covering up doping test results from footballers in russia's world cup squad the revelations come just weeks before the tournament kicks off and russia investigative reporter who's effort helped reveal a state run doping program in russian athletics and now says some of their footballers may have questions to answer. the russian doping scandal may also extend to the national football team russian officials also suspected of covering up test results in the past making samples disappear which have the potential to implicate footballers some of whom have been selected for the hosts world cup squad german t.v. channel has a list containing player names and code numbers of doping s

he doesn't want to give up the peace deal. >> duque wants to ensure farc fighters are prosecuted.will face-off with the first leftist candidate who has a real chance of becoming colombia's president. >>> now to ireland. victory for supporters of legal abortio abortion. 2/3 of voters voted to appeal the eighth amendment. >> the result flies in the face of the teaching of the catholic church which was thought to still have enormous influence over people's beliefs in ireland. for more on that, let's get to cnn's atika shubert. live in dublin, ireland. atika, what is the next step for the irish government? it is trying to put the legislation in place by the end of the year. >> reporter: that is right. it belongs to lawmakers and the government. a draft bill has been drawn up. it has to be submitted and debated. it is not likely to happen immediately. this is something that will take a few months to process. this government was instrumental in pushing this referendum through. it seems to have the public mandate. we had a chance to interview the health minister simon harris at the dubli

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para vigilar las elecciones, son los primeros comicios desde que se firmó un acuerdo de paz con las farcón no evito que los residentes continuaran con su rutina diaria, un hombre de utah recién liberado de na cárcel de venezuela se reunió hoy con el presidente trump en la oficina oval después de que el gobierno negociara su liberación, autoridades lo acusaron de almacenar armas y desestabilizar el gobierno, viajó a venezuela a casarse con quién ahora es su esposa tras conocerla en líbano ♪. >>> una encuesta revela que los centroamericanos que atraviesan república dominicana con objetivo estados unidos son discriminados, que por su forma de hablar los mexicanos no les ofrecen trabajo y hasta los insultan. >>> he sufrido en méxico por mi color. >>> como otros inmigrantesjosé ha padecido la discriminación en méxico, llegan buscando oportunidades. >>> mi forma de hablar no es mexicana, es hondureña, he buscado un trabajo, no me han dado por lo mismo. >>> una percepción apoyada por la encuesta nacional de inmigrantes en tránsito, en ellam as de la mitad de los entrevistados denunció actos de

colombia tras una elecciÓn sin incidentes, las primeras presidenciales luego del acuerdo de paz con las farcÁ que ir a una segunda vuelta el 17 de junio con el candidato de izquierda, gustavo entro. nuestra colega nos acompaÑa desde colombia con los resultados anÁlisis de la jornada. patricia: gracias. colombia votÓ y lo hizo masivamente, fue una jornada que transcurriÓ en total las y en completa normalidad. los resultados no sorprendieron a nadie. tal como lo decÍa los sondeos, colombia tendrÁ que enfrentar una segunda vuelta entre los candidatos mÁs votados, iban duke a la derecha el gustavo petro a la izquierda. el paÍs cuenta con los 100% de los votos. gustavo en segundo lugar con el 25.0 8% de los votos, y sergio fajardo en un tercer lugar con el 23 otro 73% de la votaciÓn. este resultado de sergio en un tercer lugar es muy importante porque ganÓ a la capital colombiana, el principal bastiÓn electoral del paÍs y sus votos pueden ser determinantes a redefinir el ganador en la segunda vuelta se disputarÁ el 17 de junio. los ganadores estaban de fiesta celebrando y se dirigieron a sus segu

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elecciÓn que se lleva a cabo en colombia sin que se presente el conflicto con la guerrilla de las farcde esta jornada histÓrica. reportero: terminaron los conteos y los colombianos eligieron a los dos candidatos que en 20 dÍas disputarÁn la presidencia de la repÚblica del periodo 2018 a 2022. con algo mÁs de 39%, el candidato iván duque obtuvo la mayorÍa en las elecciones de hoy, el segundo puesto fue para gustavo petro, el ex alcalde de bogotÁ que logrÓ 4,000,000,800,000 votos y se quedÓ con el 25% de preferencia entre los sufragantes de hoy. petro estuvo muy seguido de cerca por sergio fajardo, que llegando al 24%, no alcanzÓ a entrar a segunda vuelta. fajardo fue el primero reconocer la derrota. >>queremos cuidarlo para que no haya mÁs violencia en esta colombia que tenemos que cuidar, cuidar, cuidar y toda la vez de cuidar. reportero: el ex presidente de la repÚblica, tambiÉn dejÓ clara su derrota, pero no dejÓ claro si apoyarÁ al duque o a petro. dijo que deberÁ creer en sus condiciones para escoger a alguno de lo candidato. tanto petro como duke, hablaron asÍ de los resultados de