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.
When President Petro took office in August 2022, Colombia, though imperfect, was internationally recognized and praised for its efforts to welcome Venezuelans. Now the opposite is true.
The impact of a government is not only measured by its institutional performance, but also by its ability to transform the mental habits of politicians, officials and citizens.
The signing of the peace agreement between the Colombian state and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia – People's Army (FARC-EP) in 2016 marked...
