María Claudia Tarazona, Miguel Uribe's wife, posts a new message for her husband's health: "I pray so much to you, God."

Miguel Uribe Turbay, a senator from the Democratic Center party and presidential candidate, remains hospitalized at the Santa Fe Foundation for more than a month after being the victim of an armed attack in Bogotá.

His condition remains serious, with a reserved neurological prognosis, according to the most recent medical report issued by the clinic.

The report indicates that Uribe "has stable hemodynamic conditions, with permanent mechanical ventilation support, sedation, and neuromuscular relaxation, as indicated by his clinical condition."

Neurosurgeon Fernando Hakim, who is leading his treatment, thanked "Colombians for so many messages; the Santa Fe Foundation, the doctors, and everyone who has helped us " on July 6 and expressed his confidence in the senator's recovery.

Amid this situation, María Claudia Tarazona, the senator's wife, has shared multiple messages on social media expressing her faith and support for her husband.

“ My love, we don’t give up, just like you we keep fighting, by your side with all the love and all the faith, ” she recently wrote alongside a video of Uribe.

On July 12, he posted two new Instagram stories. One features the senator's son holding his older sister's hand, both wearing bracelets that read "Strength Miguel."

The other shows Miguel Uribe with his son, with the message: “ I ask you so much, God. Always by your side .”

Five people have been arrested so far for their alleged involvement in the attack on Miguel Uribe. The most recent arrest is Elder José Arteaga , alias "El Costeño," identified by the Prosecutor's Office as the coordinator of the attack.

According to the prosecution, Arteaga was responsible for determining who would shoot, what weapon to use, and how to carry out the attack.

He also reportedly ordered the elimination of evidence following the attack, including cell phones used by the perpetrators , some of which were thrown into the Bogotá River or sold.

The Prosecutor's Office also revealed that "El Costeño" is linked to other homicides committed in Bogotá and other cities in the country.

He is accused of murdering a Mexican citizen in Medellín and of having participated in crimes in at least five locations in the capital.

Authorities indicate that since 2022, Arteaga has been an active member of a criminal organization whose name has not yet been determined.

He allegedly acted as a hitman and logistics coordinator, in charge of transporting weapons and explosives, and planning attacks in neighborhoods such as La Estanzuela, Bosa, Las Cruces, Las Américas, and Teusaquillo.

*This content was written with the assistance of artificial intelligence, based on publicly available information released to media outlets. It was also reviewed by a journalist and an editor.