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Uribe did not extend that much, but he was emphatic in saying that the poster promoting a sit-in in front of the United States embassy in Bogotá, “to demand that Donald Trump be declared president,” has nothing to do with him or with his party. .
In the image you see a montage made with a photo of President Trump, who is uncertain (like everyone else) to know if he was re-elected, and the logo of the Democratic Center.
In addition, it is read that the initiative was supposedly supported by Senator María Fernanda Cabal, a follower of the Republican candidate, and by an Uribista youth movement.
In one of his trills, Uribe denied the information by publishing the image with a ‘Fake News’ about the image of Trump, as seen below:
– Álvaro Uribe Vélez (@AlvaroUribeVel) November 6, 2020
Also, Cabal He spoke about it on his Twitter:
“This image that is circulating on social networks is false. We have not called any activity, “he wrote.
Uribism has been related to the Trump campaign, despite the fact that Uribe has highlighted the importance of maintaining a bipartisan position in Colombia, due to the constant messages of support for the Republican from some senators from the Democratic Center, especially Cabal.
For the same reason, the United States embassy in Colombia asked national politicians not to get involved in the elections in that country.
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