Federico Gutierrez is the candidate for the presidency of Colombia’s Team for Colombia. His last visit to Medellin was received with a round of applause from waiters and visitors and customers at the restaurant that is a hit in Antioquia. This isn’t the first time that the candidate has been greeted this way. Gutierrez, who …
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The Sunday’s meeting of the “Team for Colombia” saw ‘Fico’ Gutierrez win with a total vote 2 160.329. votes, which equals 54.1 percent of the total votes cast. These votes were used in internal electoral processes in the coalition. Gutierrez was in attendance at the first debate of presidential candidates following the elections for legislative. …
With a total vote count of 2 ‘160.329″, “Fico” Gutierrez won the Sunday consultation of the’Team for Colombia’. This amounts to 54.1 percent of the total votes deposited in the internal electoral processes of this coalition. Gutierrez was present to the inaugural debate between presidential candidates after the legislative election. He was compared to Gustavo …
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https://postheaven.net/fico-gutierrezlfwi788/federico-gutierrez-gets-a-standing-applause-in-a-medellin-restaurant is clear that his votes come from the street. He has just 32 days to go before the first presidential election, in which he’ll be competing against Gustavo Petro, his main opponent in the race for the House of Narino quota in the second presidential round. Gutierrez woke up this Saturday and went to …
Federico Gutierrez, the ex-mayor of Medellin was elected the candidate of the center-right. https://morphomics.science/wiki/The_ovation_for_Federico_Gutierrez_in_a_restaurant_in_Medellin received more than 1.7million votes. Federico Gutierrez is an ex-mayor of Medellin. He was born in the city in 1974. In 2003, he started his political career as a city councilor for his hometown, he is designated as the Municipal Youth …
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Herbicide resistance may provide advantages to plants in the wild. Credit Xiao YangIt has been proven that a technique for genetic modification is extensively used to make crops resistant to herbicides, gives advantages to the rice that is weedy. This suggests that the benefits of such modification have the potential to extend beyond the confines …
https://www.onfeetnation.com/profiles/blogs/hard-cross-between-gustavo-petro-and-general-zapateiro is the mayor of Frontino in Antioquia. He is a part of the dispute between Gustavo Petro , the presidential candidate, and General Eduardo Zapateiro (Army commander), which started with the assault on the Gulf Clan this Week in Frontino. petro gustavo asked if the incident and the murder of seven soldiers had been …
Jorge Hugo Elejalde was elected the mayor of Frontino (Antioquia) and is now a part of the debate over the war between Gustavo Petro, presidential candidate, versus General Eduardo Zapateiro the Army commander. This riffraff began with the attack on the Gulf Clan in Frontino this week. The president was uncertain whether the matter surrounding …
On April 25, this Monday the Attorney General’s Office will notify the Army commander, General Eduardo Enrique Zapateiro, of the opening of an investigation preliminary against his possible involvement in politics, following the controversial trills , in which he mentions presidential candidate Gustavo Petro . Before opening an investigation, the Attorney General’s Office reviewed several …
Santiago Montenegro was the president of Asofondos. “We would like him to come here and with us. Unfortunately I don’t know why he hasn’t been there. The Congress is the perfect venue to debate these questions.” declared Asofondos president. Montenegro said that in 1998 he did politics with the candidate of the Historic Pact, Gustavo …
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