Jota Pe Hernández says that while Gustavo Petro defends his wife, things happen such as attacks on traffic guards

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Jota Pe Hernández spoke about security in Colombia after the attack on two traffic officers in Tuluá – credit Colprensa-Mariano Vimos.

Jota Pe Hernández, congressman belonging to the Alianza Verde party, once again used his X account to criticize the national government and the head of state, Gustavo Petro Urrego. In his new message, the legislator was critical of the country’s current public administration and raised several topics that have been discussed lately; He spoke about the presence of the first lady at the Barranquilla carnival and a recent attack that occurred in Tuluá against two traffic agents.

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In his publication, Jota Pe Hernández has criticized the management of President Gustavo Petro, highlighting his attention on social networks towards personal situations such as the booing of his wife Verónica Alcocer at the Barranquilla carnival, while violent events are happening in the country. Hernández refers specifically to an incident in Tuluá, Valle del Cauca, where two traffic agents were attacked and four vehicles burned, to highlight the growing problem of violence and insecurity in Colombia. He argues that these events evidence the need to adopt stricter measures to restore order and security in the national territory.

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“While @petrogustavo is gawking at X defending his wife after being booed and expelled from the B/quilla carnival, in Tuluá 2 traffic officers were murdered and 4 vehicles incinerated. Colombia is becoming more violent every day, more and more insecure. “It takes a HARD HAND!” Hernández criticized through his X account.

Jota Pe Hernandez criticizes president for security in Tuluá – credit @JotaPeHernandez

Regarding the head of state’s defense of his wife in the face of recent media reports about his reception in Barranquilla, he criticized the media for spreading negative news and contrasted these narratives with his version of the events, where he assures that the reality was very different. According to the president, far from being booed, Alcocer was celebrated by the people of Barranquilla, who, he stated, showed their support by applauding the “government of change.”

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“The same media that said that: “the magistrates were rescued by helicopter”, had the headline ready today. “Verónica Alcocer was booed in Barranquilla” but their party was damaged. In reality, the people of Barranquilla had a party applauding the government of the change,” said the president in defense of Verónica Alcocer.

President Gustavo Petro came out to defend Verónica Alcocer for alleged boos she received during the 44th parade in which she participated for a few minutes – credit @petrogustavo/X

For her part, Alcocer herself, regarding the situation, commented the following: “Oh, Barranquilla, you don’t know how much I love you. My loves, here I leave you the real video, what really happened. I really only received love. And they even sent kisses to my husband. I only heard: Petro, Petro, Petro! And beautiful phrases, full of affection. Not a single ugly thing happened.”

Regarding the situation in Tuluá that Senator Hernández mentioned, it should be noted that, on the night of Saturday, February 10, this municipality, located an hour and a half from Cali, was the scene of worrying events in terms of public order.

The murder of a traffic officer and an attack that left one of his colleagues seriously injured was reported. In addition, several vehicles were set on fire, creating an atmosphere of tension and fear among the inhabitants. Faced with this escalation of violence, the mayor of Tuluá, Gustavo Vélez, made the decision to decree the restriction of people’s mobility in an attempt to restore calm and guarantee the safety of the population.

The local leader in this regard said that: “We have made the decision to militarize the city and to make the curfew decree so that from 11 p.m. it begins to operate in our municipality. “We have had the support of the institutions of the National Government, and the departmental government through Governor Dilian Francisca Toro and of course the Police and the Army.”