Colombian citizens circumvented the closure of the Venezuela-Colombia border on Saturday to participate in their presidential elections. The border was officially closed at 6:00 AM local time. Despite the restrictions, Colombians found ways to cross and cast their ballots. The reasons for the border closure were not detailed in the report, but it did not prevent determined voters from exercising their democratic right. This demonstrates a strong desire among Colombians to participate in the electoral process, even in the face of logistical challenges. The incident highlights the complex relationship between the two neighboring countries and the importance of voting rights for Colombians residing near the border. Further details regarding the number of voters affected and the methods used to cross the border were not immediately available.