anunció que el día después de las elecciones va a “desayunar” con ambos y recalcará la necesidad de que se unan.
Meet with Abelardo de la Espriella and Paloma Valencia after Colombia's election and urge them to unite politically against Iván Cepeda.
Occurrences
Evidence
El País reported that Moreno urged Abelardo de la Espriella and Paloma Valencia to unite against Iván Cepeda and said he would have breakfast with both after the May 31 election to stress that need.
El País reported that De la Espriella met with Senator Bernie Moreno in Miami and shared photos of the encounter, but this was before the presidential election and did not include Paloma Valencia.
After the first round, El País reported that Moreno served as an election observer, congratulated De la Espriella for receiving the most votes, and announced he would return for the June 21 runoff.
Tropicana reported that after the first round, Paloma Valencia announced support for Abelardo de la Espriella while her running mate Juan Daniel Oviedo separated himself from that decision.
El País reported that Colombia's CNE completed the official count and confirmed De la Espriella defeated Iván Cepeda, with 12,960,166 votes to Cepeda's 12,708,312.
El País reported that on election day De la Espriella had Moreno at his side and Moreno connected him with President Trump by phone.
Assessments
The evidence shows Moreno publicly urged De la Espriella and Valencia to unite against Ivan Cepeda, remained involved in the Colombian election during his Senate term, met or coordinated with De la Espriella, and the political objective partly materialized when Valencia supported De la Espriella and Cepeda lost. But the record does not verify the specific promised post-election meeting with both De la Espriella and Valencia or show Moreno personally secured that unity. That supports partial credit, not full delivery.