No Constituent Assembly: The Basis of the Agreement Between Paloma Valencia and the Liberal Party
With a programmatic agreement ensuring that a National Constituent Assembly will not be promoted to change the Political Constitution of 1991 during César Gaviria's government, the Liberal Party formalized its adherence to presidential candidate Paloma Valencia.
TL;DR
- The Liberal Party officially supports presidential candidate Paloma Valencia and her vice-presidential running mate, Juan Daniel Oviedo.
- A core agreement is the commitment not to promote a National Constituent Assembly to alter the 1991 Political Constitution.
- The parties found programmatic alignment on post-Petro Colombia and the need for deep social transformations.
- Key policy areas include strengthening justice, a patient-centered healthcare model, territorial security, and economic initiatives.
- The Liberal Party also highlighted the significance of electing a woman as president.