Video | Juliana Guerrero booed during an Iván Cepeda campaign event in Valledupar: "Get out!"

News: Campaign events were held in the Alfonso Lopez square. Juliana Guerrero is booed in Valledupar. Photo: EL TIEMPO archive and social media. JOURNALIST 05.10.2026 21:27 Updated: 05.10.2026 21:27 During a campaign event for candidate Iván Cepeda in the Alfonso Lopez square in Valledupar, Juliana Guerrero, the controversial young woman who allegedly forged degrees from the San José University, was present. The events took place last Saturday, May 9th, in the capital of Cesar, where a large crowd gathered near "el palo de mango," one of the city's landmarks. Juliana Guerrero was present at the event, and according to local media, she was involved in the campaign's logistics and remained behind the stage. READ ALSO: Juliana Guerrero. Photo: Social media. Amidst the crowd, some young people began shouting slogans against Guerrero, who is accused of forging degrees. Videos circulating on social media show the moment when a group of young people shout: "Get out, Juliana Guerrero, get out, Juliana Guerrero." READ ALSO: Although the video quickly went viral on social media, it did not affect Iván Cepeda's campaign event. So far, Juliana Guerrero has not commented on the events. Recently, Juliana Guerrero was also controversial during the inauguration of Guillermo Andrés Echevarría Gil as rector of the Popular University of Cesar (UPC) for the period 2026-2030. Andrés Echavarría Gil was inaugurated as rector of the Popular University of Cesar on April 27, 2026, in the Miguel Vicente Arroyo auditorium of the UPC, where the president of the University Superior Council, Xavier Estrada, was present, along with members of the collegiate body: Juliana Guerrero, representative of the Presidency of the Republic; Marlon José Bastidas, representative of the teaching staff; Armando Cotes, representative of the academic authorities; and Oscar Pacheco, representative of the former rectors, among other people. Follow all the news from Colombia on Facebook and Twitter, or in our weekly newsletter. EL TIEMPO NEWSLETTERS: Subscribe to our newsletters and receive news in your email according to your interests. Stay informed with what really matters to you. EL TIEMPO GOOGLE NEWS: Follow us on GOOGLE NEWS. Stay always updated with the latest news, coverage, stories, and analysis directly on Google News. EL TIEMPO WHATSAPP: Join the El Tiempo channel on WhatsApp to stay up-to-date with the most relevant news. EL TIEMPO APP: Stay informed with the EL TIEMPO app. Receive the latest news, coverage, stories, and analysis directly on your device. SUBSCRIBE TO THE DIGITAL EDITION: Reliable information for you. Subscribe to EL TIEMPO and access our journalistic content without limits.