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Gustavo Petro

Invisible and vulnerable: the new reality of migrants under the Petro government

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.

Petro: A Promised Change Unfulfilled

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.

Petro, Trump, and the world after the United States

Autonomy is not a gift or a declaration of intentions. It is a political, economic, and cultural construction that requires determination and political will.

Two years of Petro: between anti-Petrism and the pursuit of change

The mistakes Petro's government has made, such as those related to ill-advised appointments and corruption scandals, should not overshadow the need to move forward with several social reforms.

The progressive paradox: Petro’s regressive measures against Venezuelan migration

President Petro has aligned his narrative with the Bolivarian government's by attributing migration to the economic sanctions imposed by the United States in 2019.

The disconcerting lethargy of the migration agenda in Colombia

Coauthor Stephanie López The ostracism in which the immigration policy has been placed has the worst impact for migrants living in the country.