Petro calls mobilizations a wake-up call against "tyrannical" government
1 Oct 14 5:35 PM · 1d ago · 3 articles · 4 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
Former President Gustavo Petro, who led the Bogota march, wrote on social media that the protests represented a wake-up call two months into the new administration. Petro's government had expanded public university access, increased the minimum wage, and strengthened labor protections—reforms now under threat from de la Espriella's agenda.
“two months into the start of a tyrannical and imposed government”
Gustavo Petro
Abelardo de la Espriella President of Colombia
Gustavo Petro Former President of ColombiaEster Guerra Teacher and protester
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first by Arab News, 1d ago · also France 24 EN
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first by Al Jazeera, 1d ago
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