Gustavo Petro

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Gustavo Petro Anonymous 25-10-25 18:25:17 No.2536416

>Made agrarian reform possible despite land grabbers
>Pushed a labour reform despite the opposition of big corporations and mainstream media outlets
>First president to denounce Palestinian genocide and cut ties with Israel
>blocked and targeted by Trump's administration and the US Congress
>Now in the OFAC Sanction List
>Calls himself a socialist
>Goes on long anti-US rant in public television
>Everything seems to be ready for a coup to happen

Is he on the way to become our modern-day Allende?

Anonymous 25-10-25 18:31:56 No.2536421

Possibly but there will be others. Maybe. The US could just go crazy and rape and kill everyone

Anonymous 25-10-25 18:34:54 No.2536424

So what did he actually do in M19? Why was M19 so short lived compared to the other Colombian guerrilla groups?

Anonymous 25-10-25 18:46:57 No.2536434

>>2536416
>Is he on the way to become our modern-day Allende?
NO
PETRO WILL WIN
MUERA ESTADOS UNIDOS

Anonymous 25-10-25 18:52:08 No.2536437

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>>2536424
>So what did he actually do in M19?
Nothing important, he was just a young militant.

>Why was M19 so short lived compared to the other Colombian guerrilla groups?
<Internationally isolated, M-19 saw itself unable to continue the armed struggle: As late as 1988, an attempt was made to solicit weapons shipments from Socialist East Germany, but, following reservations from the Ministry of National Defense, the Foreign Ministry, and the Ministry for State Security, the request was denied in the end. The M-19 eventually gave up its weapons, received pardons and became a political party in the late 1980s, the M-19 Democratic Alliance ("Alianza Democrática M-19", or (AD/M-19)), which renounced the armed struggle. Eventually the M-19 returned Bolívar's sword as a symbol of its demobilization and desire to change society through its participation in legal politics.

Anonymous 25-10-25 19:39:19 No.2536470

>>2536416
>>Made agrarian reform possible despite land grabbers
explain?

Anonymous 26-10-25 15:10:25 No.2537245

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>>2536470
< Under President Gustavo Petro, Colombia has made unprecedented progress in agrarian reform, distributing 570,000 hectares of land to peasants. The government has also reclaimed illegally occupied land, including properties tied to (far right)paramilitary leaders, while exposing alarming land inequality: 65% of fertile land is controlled by just 1% of owners.

< During the Council of Ministers at the Casa de Nariño, Petro stated: “The 570,000 hectares that this government has handed over will go down in history as a great achievement that proves that agrarian reform is possible in Colombia.”

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