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, Imelda Daza Cotes (Valledupar, 17 de marzo … Imelda Daza Cotes (Valledupar, 17 de marzo de 1948) es una economista, docente, activista política colombo-sueca. Ha participado en movimientos políticos de izquierda de Colombia y de Suecia. En 1986, fue elegida concejal por la Unión Patriótica; tuvo que exiliarse por amenazas de muerte. Regresó a Colombia en junio de 2015 para presentarse como candidata a la gobernación del Cesar. Como activista de Unión Patriótica, recorrió el país haciendo Pedagogía por la Paz y promoviendo luego el “Sí” al Plebiscito. En octubre de 2016, fue designada como vocera en la Cámara de Representantes en nombre de Voces de Paz y Reconciliación, que acompaña la implementación del Acuerdo de Paz. Está en el listado de “La Silla Vacía” con los 50 personajes claves para el éxito del posconflicto. El 1 de noviembre de 2017, fue escogida como fórmula vicepresidencial de Rodrigo Londoño, en representación de Fuerza Alternativa Revolucionaria del Común FARC.Alternativa Revolucionaria del Común FARC.
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