A Fondo Con María Jimena Duzán Petro, el presidente que perdió la noción de lo que significa su cargo
Oct 7, 2025
A deep dive into President Gustavo Petro's controversial leadership reveals a disconnection from his responsibilities. The discussion includes Petro's alarming advocacy for armed resistance and the political misuse of the Gaza conflict. Critiques point out how his rhetoric undermines Colombia's international standing and fuels right-wing opposition. Duzán highlights the left's failure to hold Petro accountable, particularly as he attacks journalists and neglects vital domestic reforms. The podcast navigates through the labyrinth of politics, hypocrisy, and the quest for true progress.
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President Acting Like A Militant
- María Jimena Duzán argues Gustavo Petro has lost sight of what the presidency means and acts like a militant rather than a statesman.
- She says his theatrical actions, like joining a Gaza protest, undermine presidential responsibilities and international norms.
Rhetoric That Strengthens The Opposition
- Duzán contends Petro's call for armed resistance in the Gaza context was a reckless proposal from an elected president.
- She warns his rhetoric hands political advantage to the Colombian right and damages diplomatic credibility.
Mind Your Words Abroad
- Duzán urges Petro to remember that every word abroad affects Colombians and that presidential dignity matters.
- She implies he should prioritize diplomatic consensus over performative gestures to protect national interests.