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SANTO DOMINGO.- De Último Minuto is maintaining special coverage this Sunday of the 2026 Colombian presidential elections, with live broadcasts, real-time reports, and constant updates across all its digital platforms.
n” “nThe audience can follow the events of the 2026 Colombian presidential elections throughout the election day through special broadcasts on the YouTube and Instagram channels of De Último Minuto, as well as on the El Seis television signal.
n” “nJournalists Wendy Mora and José Nova are in Colombia as special envoys to follow the electoral process and bring the audience the most relevant events from different parts of the South American country.
n” “n2026 Colombian Presidential Elections LIVE by De Último Minuto
n” “nThe coverage includes newsletters, interviews, analysis, special reports, and live connections throughout the different stages of the day, from the opening of the polling stations to the closing of the polls and the dissemination of the official results.
n” “nIn addition to special broadcasts, De Último Minuto offers up-to-the-minute information through its web portal and all its social media channels, allowing users to stay informed about the development of the 2026 Colombian presidential elections from anywhere.
n”2026 Colombian presidential elections with real-time reports
n” “nThe journalistic team is following up on citizen participation, statements from electoral authorities, incidents recorded during the process, and the reactions of the candidates contesting the presidential runoff.
n” “nLikewise, users can access exclusive content, videos, photographs, and context analysis through the various De Último Minuto platforms.
n” “nWith this special news deployment, De Último Minuto reaffirms its commitment to timely, verified, and close coverage of one of the most important electoral processes in Latin America.
n” “nAll coverage of the Colombia 2026 presidential elections is available in real time through the De Último Minuto website, its social media channels, YouTube, Instagram, and the El Seis signal.
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