politics
May 7, 2026
Paloma Valencia denounces alleged 'hacking' of her cell phone: 'my chats are in someone's possession'
In an interview, presidential candidate Paloma Valencia denounced that she has indications of illegal interception of her communications. The leader...
TL;DR
- Paloma Valencia claims to have received information suggesting her phone has been hacked and her chats are compromised.
- She has requested the Prosecutor's Office clarify if her communications are being intercepted and for what purpose.
- Valencia has retained lawyer Jaime Lombana to investigate the alleged hacking and protect her campaign.
- She mentioned discussing her security with the Minister of the Interior, Armando Benedetti, denying any campaign-related discussions.
- Valencia defended her political alliances, stating she accepts parties, not 'thugs,' and operates transparently.
- She expressed feeling 'hurt' by her deteriorating relationship with Senator María Fernanda Cabal.
- Valencia addressed confrontations with candidate Abelardo de la Espriella, stating her campaign is being aggressively attacked.