Paloma Valencia defended herself against those who criticize her for saying that the Democratic Center is not right-wing: "It doesn't mean it's centrist."
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Senator Paloma Valencia recently sparked political debate by asserting that the Centro Democrático party does not identify as a right-wing organization, while clarifying that this stance does not equate to a centrist position. The statement prompted significant internal discourse regarding the party's ideological identity and its future trajectory within the Colombian political landscape.
In response to these remarks, María Fernanda Cabal publicly criticized Valencia’s assessment, labeling it an ideological catastrophe. Cabal subsequently announced the launch of a 'New Right' project, signaling a potential shift or fragmentation within the movement as she seeks to redefine the party's ideological foundations.
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Infobae (AR) - First snippetFocuses on Valencia’s clarification of her ideological statements
Infobae (AR) - Second snippetHighlights internal party conflict and the emergence of a new faction
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