Historic Pact for Colombia

The Historic Pact for Colombia (Spanish: Pacto Histórico por Colombia; PHxC) is a political and electoral coalition in Colombia composed of political parties and social movements with ideologies ranging from the centre-left,[8][9] left-wing,[10] and far-left.[11] It is the current Government Coalition in Colombia after the 2022 presidential elections.

Historic Pact for Colombia
Pacto Histórico por Colombia
Founded11 February 2021
Ideology
Political position
SloganColombia can!
Seats in the Chamber
of Representatives
28 / 188
Seats in the Senate
20 / 108
Governors
1 / 32
Mayors
70 / 1,102
Website
pactohistorico.com

This was launched on 11 February 2021 through a press conference where political leaders of the country participated, including Gustavo Petro, Alexander López, Iván Cepeda, María José Pizarro, Roy Barreras, Clara López, Aída Avella, Armando Benedetti, Jorge Rojas Rodríguez, Iván Guarín, and Martha Peralta. In September 2021 Agmeth Escaf, Luis Fernando Velasco, and Piedad Córdoba were added to the coalition.[12] The coalition's presidential nominee, Gustavo Petro, advanced to the second round and defeated Rodolfo Hernández Suárez.[13][14]

Mission

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Composition

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Parties

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LogoNameIdeologyPositionLeader
EnglishSpanish
Humane ColombiaColombia HumanaSocial democracyLeft-wingGustavo Petro
We Are All ColombiaTodos Somos ColombiaSocial democracyCentre-left to left-wingClara López
Civic StrengthFuerza CiudadanaSocial democracyLeft-wingCarlos Caicedo Omar
Alternative Democratic PolePolo Democrático AlternativoSocial democracyLeft-wingAlexander López Maya
Patriotic UnionUnión PatrióticaDemocratic socialismLeft-wingAída Avella
Colombian Communist PartyPartido Comunista ColombianoMarxism–LeninismLeft-wing to far-leftJaime Caycedo Turriago
CommonsComunesMarxism–LeninismFar-leftRodrigo Londoño
Labour Party of ColombiaPartido del Trabajo de ColombiaMaoismLeft-wingYezid García Abello
Indigenous Authorities of ColombiaAutoridades Indígenas de ColombiaIndigenismoCentre-left to left-wingLaudelino Bernier
Alternative Indigenous and Social MovementMovimiento Alternativo Indígena y SocialIndigenismoCentre-left to left-wingMartha Peralta Epieyú
Broad Democratic AllianceAlianza Democrática AmpliaSocial democracyCentre-leftPaulino Riascos
Democratic HopeEsperanza DemocráticaSocial democracyLeft-wingBernardo Gutiérrez
The Force of PeaceLa Fuerza de la PazSocial liberalismCentre-leftRoy Barreras
Independents[a]IndependientesSocial democracyLeft-wingDaniel Quintero
I Am Because We AreSoy Porque SomosSocial democracyLeft-wingDorina Hernández

Movements

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LogoNameIdeologyPositionLeader
EnglishSpanish
Civic PowerPoder CiudadanoDemocratic socialismLeft-wingPiedad Córdoba
Movement for the Defense of the People's RightsMovimiento por la Defensa de los Derechos del PuebloDemocratic socialismLeft-wingNone (Central Committee)
Peoples' CongressCongreso de los PueblosLeft-wing nationalismLeft-wingCollective leadership
Free CitizenshipsCiudadanías LibresCentre-leftJorge Rojas Rodríguez
Democratic UnityUnidad DemocráticaEco-socialismLeft-wingLuis Carlos Avellaneda Tarazona
Movement for the Popular Constituent AssemblyMovimiento por la Constituyente PopularLeft-wingYafeth Ramos
Movement for Water and LifeMovimiento por el Agua y la VidaCentre-left to left-wingIsabel Zuleta
Democratic Integration MovementMovimiento de Integración DemocráticaCentre-leftRafael David Cuello
Patriotic MarchMarcha PatrióticaBolivarianismLeft-wingMargarette Macaulay

Electoral history

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Presidential elections

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Election yearCandidateRunning mateFirst roundSecond roundResultSource(s)
Votes%Votes%
2022Gustavo Petro (CH)Francia Márquez (PDA)8,541,64740.3411,281,01350.44Elected Y[15][16]

Legislative elections

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Election YearHouse of RepresentativesSenate
VotesPercentageSeatsVotesPercentageSeats
20222,922,40917,62 (#2)
27 / 188
2,880,25416,95 (#1)
20 / 108

Notes

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  1. ^ This refers to the Colombian political party, not independent politicians.

References

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  1. ^ Chetwynd, Gareth (11 May 2022). "Petro closing in on historic victory as Colombian oil industry is asked to take a bow | Upstream Online". Upstream Online. Retrieved 28 May 2022.
  2. ^ "El opositor Pacto Histórico lanza su campaña electoral en Colombia". Efe (in Spanish). 20 January 2022.
  3. ^ "Leftists Are Ascendant in Latin America as Key Elections Loom". The New York Times. 4 January 2022.
  4. ^ "Colombia: Pacto Histórico contra el neoliberalismo". En Redacción. 11 March 2022.
  5. ^ "Petro arrasa y será el candidato presidencial del Pacto Histórico". Efe (in Spanish). 13 March 2022.
  6. ^ "Colombia's Left Finds Its Footing". Foreign Policy. 18 March 2022.
  7. ^ Prashad, Vijay (1 March 2022). "Could Colombia have a left-wing government?". Guardian (Sydney) (2000): 10.
  8. ^ "La estrategia del Pacto Histórico". El Espectador (in Spanish). 2 May 2022.
  9. ^ "Pacto Histórico por Colombia: quienes lo conforman y últimas incorporaciones". Colombia As (in Spanish). 24 September 2021.
  10. ^ "Petro arrasa y será el candidato presidencial del Pacto Histórico". Efe (in Spanish). 13 March 2022.
  11. ^ Prashad, Vijay (1 March 2022). "Could Colombia have a left-wing government?". Guardian (Sydney) (2000): 10.
  12. ^ "Pacto Histórico por Colombia: quiénes lo conforman y últimas incorporaciones". AS Colombia (in Spanish). 24 September 2021. Retrieved 25 September 2021.
  13. ^ "La diferencia entre el preconteo y el escrutinio municipal en la primera vuelta de las elecciones presidenciales de 2022 fue de tan solo el 0,1 %" (in Spanish). National Registry of Colombia. 1 June 2022. Archived from the original on 7 June 2022. Retrieved 22 June 2022.
  14. ^ "PRESIDENTE" (in Spanish). National Register of Colombia. Retrieved 22 June 2022.[dead link]
  15. ^ "La diferencia entre el preconteo y el escrutinio municipal en la primera vuelta de las elecciones presidenciales de 2022 fue de tan solo el 0,1 %". registraduria.gov.co (in Spanish). 1 June 2022. Archived from the original on 7 June 2022. Retrieved 22 June 2022.
  16. ^ "Votos a Partidos". registraduria.gov.co (in Spanish). Retrieved 22 June 2022.[dead link]