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Jose Penuela

Mayo 22, 2023 – 5:00 AM

bell of The Economist

Former Minister and Ambassador Juan Carlos Pinzon He referred “to the article in The Economist magazine on the impact of left-wing populism in Latin America and its negative economic effects. Investment falls and more poverty is created. About Colombia, very sad to see the country with the highest risk, speechless”.

bad idea

Former presidential candidate Jorge Enrique Robledoheld that it is a “a terrible idea to also raise the price, in addition to gasoline, to the ACPM, the fuel for public transport of cargo and passengers, increases that also hit the poor and the middle classes very hard”.

Freedom is dying

Former councilor and political analyst, Juan Carlos FlorezI affirm that “Freedom to express an opinion is dying almost everywhere in the world. The conversion of politics and public life into a mass spectacle riddled with stereotypes of the worst quality, nullifies any reasonableness and seriousness in the discussion and admits only the most violent and primitive sectarianism..

Investment at sight

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The mayor of the capital of the Atlantic, Jaime Pumarejostressed that “The Israeli ambassador in Colombia supported what Barranquilla has been doing and expressed the interest of companies from his country in contributing through bets on urban agriculture, solar energy, technology for security and education, and smart cities.”

Deaths in Buriticá

The senator of the Historical Pact, Isabel Cristina Zuletapointed out that “The wrong administration of our minerals leaves new victims in Buriticá (Antioquia). What happened at the Buriticá mine, from Zijin. Continental Anglo Gold, which left two fatalities, shows that violence cannot continue to be the way to order the subsoil in Colombia”.

attorney interferes

The representative to the Chamber for the Green Alliance, Cathy Juvinaoindicated that “Since day 1 I have defended the thesis that the health reform should be processed as statutory law and indeed I believe that it will have problems in the Constitutional Court. But, since when has the Attorney General’s Office interfered/opined in the legislative process? Shoemaker to his shoes”.

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