This month, Colombian President Gustavo Petro named the former warlord as a peace envoy as part of a campaign to dismantle illegal armed groups
This Sunday thousands of people took to the streets in the main Colombian capitals in a massive demonstration of rejection to reject the Petro government’s far left reforms
The Gustavo Petro administration said Guaidó's presence at the summit was not agreed upon, and that there will only be dialogue between pre-approved foreign ministries and representatives
At least 66 individuals have been killed since President Gustavo Petro, the country’s first leftist leader, assumed power in August
Polls suggest that Gustavo Petro's lead over the other candidates may be wide enough for him to win outright in the first round come May
"My name is Slavoj Žižek and I am addressing you from the other side of the world. I ask all of you to vote for Gustavo Petro, not only for what he could do for Colombia, but for the whole world"
“The painter of our traditions and our defects, the painter of our virtues has died,” President Gustavo Petro wrote on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, on Friday. “He painted violence and peace. He painted the pigeon that was rejected one thousand times, and put one thousand times on a throne”
Around 90,000 protesters stormed the streets of Bogota, Medellin, Cali, Pereira, and Bucaramanga on Tuesday, with banners and slogans reading “No more Petro” and “Petro out”
The words of the Colombian politician come after the Petro government affirmed last Friday that Colombia could import gas from Venezuela
Revelations by his former ambassador to Venezuela, Armando Benedetti, have generated a stir by mentioning alleged unreported financing of the presidential campaign