Política

Expresidente Álvaro Uribe echa atrás con su renuncia al Senado de Colombia

Por el momento, continuará como miembro de esa cámara del Congreso

Former president and senator Alvaro Uribe (C-R) is pictured with his supporters, after Ivan Duque from his Democratic Center Party won the presidency, at his home in Rionegro,  Antioquia department, in Colombia on June 17, 2018. 
Conservative Ivan Duque won Colombia's presidential election Sunday after a campaign that turned into a referendum on a landmark 2016 peace deal with FARC rebels, which he pledged to overhaul. / AFP PHOTO / JOAQUIN SARMIENTO
Former president and senator Alvaro Uribe (C-R) is pictured with his supporters, after Ivan Duque from his Democratic Center Party won the presidency, at his home in Rionegro, Antioquia department, in Colombia on June 17, 2018. Conservative Ivan Duque won Colombia's presidential election Sunday after a campaign that turned into a referendum on a landmark 2016 peace deal with FARC rebels, which he pledged to overhaul. / AFP PHOTO / JOAQUIN SARMIENTO
El exmandatario Álvaro Uribe (señalando con el dedo índice) festejó con sus seguidores, en su casa en Rionegro, Antioquia, el triunfo electoral de Iván Duque en los comicios presidenciales del 17 de junio del 2018. (AFP)

Bogotá. El influyente exmandatario Álvaro Uribe, jefe del partido del presidente electo de Colombia, pidió este miércoles al Senado abstenerse de votar su renuncia tras anunciar en días pasados su salida del Congreso por una investigación penal que lo involucra.

Por medio de Twitter, Uribe solicitó a su copartidario y jefe del Senado, Ernesto Macías, que “retenga sin considerar” su carta de dimisión.

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