The Sinuano Noche lottery in Colombia held its draw on Monday, August 31, 2026, with results published by Redacción Vanguardia. ^[1] Official reports indicate 16 people are missing, 39 are injured, and 154 have died, with the latter figures subject to validation by the Colombian Red Cross. ^[2] The Registraduría Nacional del Estado Civil will hold a free identification session in Cali, Valle del Cauca, from September 2 to September 15, 2026, for victims of the August 10 earthquake who lost their identity documents. ^[3] The new Urna Redmocracia operates on a non-custodial model where the crypto wallet serves as the user's digital identity, and the foundation does not store private keys. ^[4] The Redmocracia Foundation launched the Urna Redmocracia, a decentralized voting platform, to allow citizens to regain control over their political participation. ^[5] Matching four digits on the ticket yields a prize of 4,500 times the amount wagered. ^[6] Prizes must be claimed within one year of the draw; otherwise, the funds are transferred to the public health system. ^[7] Winners must present their original physical ticket and a valid cédula de ciudadanía (ID) to claim prizes, as photocopies are not accepted. ^[8] Adults can replace their lost identity cards using fingerprint and facial recognition registration, while children under 7 years old can have their documents located using their parents' identification numbers. ^[9] The free identification sessions will be held at the Sede Comunal Metropolitano del Norte, located at Calle 69-20 with Carrera 1A-12, operating from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ^[10] In 2016, the Plebiscito Digital experiment allowed citizens in 76 countries to participate symbolically in a peace agreement consultation, reaching approximately 7,000 participants. ^[11] The project originated in 2010 during the digital transformation of the Colombian state, initially focusing on digitizing public services before evolving to digital voting. ^[12]