“I am going to invite you, now that marches have become fashionable, to a march for something important: the peace of Colombia, the peace of the region,” said the president from San Pablo, Nariño.
President Gustavo Petro Urrego called to march for peace, with the aim of organizing popular power and guaranteeing changes in the country.
Since the meeting called Agrarian Reform Territoriesheld in San Pablo, Nariño, the president called for a massive mobilization that will begin in Nariño, cross Cauca and reach Valle del Cauca.
“We all know what is happening in the territory,” Petro said to a crowd gathered at the event.
The president emphasized that his commitment to change is unequivocal and that he is determined to lead profound transformations in the country. ““Here they elected me to make the change,” he stressed, emphasizing his popular mandate..
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Petro highlighted the importance of the unity and strength of the Colombian people in the fight for peace and progress. ““The people are respected, they are no longer deceived,” he stated, urging mobilization as a sign of collective will.
The march for peace in southwestern Colombia, according to Petro, not only seeks to mobilize the population, but also organize popular power in each municipality, through various committees and coordinatorsto ensure that the changes implemented are lasting and go even further.
The president stressed that this show of force is not intended to intimidate, but rather to inspire the rest of the country to follow suit. “We want the changes that are being made to be irreversible and to go even deeper,” he stressed.
President Petro’s call is a call to citizen action in pursuit of peace, social justice and the well-being of all Colombians.
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