While Gustavo Petro seeks to project himself as a regional leader from CELAC, the growing security crisis and political fragmentation in Colombia question his ability to govern at home.
President Petro's decision to withdraw Colombia as a NATO global partner could isolate the country at a critical time for its military modernization and regional leadership in artificial intelligence applied to security.
Gustavo Petro, elected as a symbol of change, has crossed institutional boundaries and adopted authoritarian practices that threaten Colombian democracy.
In a context marked by isolation, trade wars, conflicts, and growing political fragmentation, Latin America is called upon to act in a concerted manner.
The escalation of the conflict requires a firm and coordinated response from the Colombian authorities, who must guarantee the rights of the victims of the armed conflict.
