Colombia: Colombian presidential candidate Paloma Valencia campaigns in Bogota.

SHOTLIST BOGOTA, COLOMBIA (MAY 24, 2026) 1. CAMPAIGN SIGN FEATURING PALOMA VALENCIA AND JUAN DANIEL OVIEDO OUTSIDE RALLY VENUE 2. VARIOUS OF SUPPORTERS ARRIVING AT CAMPAIGN RALLY HOLDING VALENCIA FLAGS 3. VARIOUS OF POLICE OFFICERS SEARCHING SUPPORTERS ENTERING CAMPAIGN RALLY AREA 4. VARIOUS OF SUPPORTERS HOLDING UP PHONE FLASHLIGHTS AND WATCHING CAMPAIGN PRESENTATION INSIDE RALLY VENUE 5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) JUAN DANIEL OVIEDO, VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE, SAYING: “Out of the 16 faces that competed, besides those of us who are here, third place was hatred, it was the null vote, it was Pedro and Cepeda telling people not to vote in the primary. It was Abelardo de la Espriella telling people not to vote in the primary. It is that hatred from the populisms of the far left and the far right that has me here, because I want to defeat it.” “You can feel it, you can see it, Paloma for president!” 6. SUPPORTERS GATHERED INSIDE MOVISTAR ARENA 7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) MARIA CLAUDIA TARAZONA, WIDOW OF MIGUEL URIBE TURBAY, SAYING: “For Miguel, for his life, for his daughters — he gave his life for each and every one of you Colombians, for each and every one of you, Miguel gave his life. Let us place our hands over our hearts, united for Juan Daniel and for Paloma…” 8. VIDEO MESSAGE (Spanish) BY FORMER COLOMBIAN PRESIDENT ALVARO URIBE VELEZ, SAYING: “Paloma, order and authority, firmness as always, transparency as always. Paloma, the restoration of security. Paloma, international respectability. Cepeda, class hatred in Colombia. They pretend to favor workers, but through hatred toward those who create jobs, they end up harming workers.” 9. VARIOUS OF SUPPORTERS CHANTING SLOGANS AND HOLDING FLAGS 10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) PALOMA VALENCIA, COLOMBIAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE, SAYING: “We are not made to win polls, but to win elections. And we are going to prove it once again. Uribismo is bigger today than ever before! Uribismo is stronger today than ever before!” “We want a Colombia where people can stay and want to stay. I want to thank my family. I want to thank Amapola, Tomás, and everyone else, because they have stood by me through difficult moments. And we are here because of them, because Colombia deserves more. And we are going to prove that the time of Colombian women has arrived. No more 200 years! It’s Paloma or never!” “Some say I made a mistake. I say quite the opposite: it was a perfect decision. I do not want to be a lonely president locked away behind glass walls. I want to be a president who stands with the people, who embraces them, who touches them, who has a team, who governs.” "Yes we can! Yes we can! Let’s take Paloma to the streets!” 11. SUPPORTERS CHEERING AS CONFETTI FALLS DURING CAMPAIGN EVENT INSIDE MOVISTAR ARENABOGOTA, COLOMBIA - MAY 24: Colombian presidential candidate Paloma Valencia appeared alongside allies and vice-presidential running mate Juan Daniel Oviedo during a major campaign event in Bogota on Sunday, May 24, ahead of Colombia’s presidential vote. Thousands of supporters gathered inside Bogota’s Movistar Arena for the event, which featured speeches from members of Valencia’s political coalition and a recorded message from former President Alvaro Uribe Velez. Speaking before the crowd, Valencia defended the strength of the Uribismo political movement and urged supporters to mobilize ahead of the first round of voting scheduled for May 31. Uribe, one of the country’s most influential conservative figures, backed Valencia’s candidacy in a video message shown during the rally and called for the restoration of security in Colombia. Maria Claudia Tarazona, widow of politician Miguel Uribe Turbay, also addressed supporters during the event and expressed support for the Valencia-Oviedo ticket. Valencia secured the nomination of the Democratic Center party after winning the “Gran Consulta por Colombia” internal primary process, while recent polls have placed her coalition among the leading blocs ahead of the election.