Illustration of closed Colombian borders during elections with officials at a checkpoint.
Illustration of closed Colombian borders during elections with officials at a checkpoint.
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Migración Colombia cerrará fronteras terrestres y fluviales para elecciones presidenciales

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Migración Colombia anunció que las fronteras terrestres y fluviales permanecerán cerradas desde las 6:00 p.m. del 30 de mayo hasta las 6:00 a.m. del 1 de junio de 2026, durante la primera vuelta de las elecciones presidenciales.

La medida busca garantizar la seguridad nacional y el normal desarrollo del proceso electoral del 31 de mayo. Solo se permitirá el tránsito en casos de fuerza mayor o caso fortuito.

Gloria Esperanza Arriero López, directora general de Migración Colombia, declaró que se trata de una decisión soberana y que la entidad mantendrá un despliegue operativo permanente en las zonas fronterizas.

La restricción se aplicará en coordinación con las Fuerzas Militares y la Policía Nacional. Los demás puestos de control migratorio del país operarán con normalidad.

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