US EditionAlfredo Saade Is No Longer President Gustavo Petro's Chief of Staff.
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The passage of Pastor Alfredo Saade was brief but intense and in his 8 weeks as chief of office he only hunts fights, the last with the Prosecutor The article Alfredo Saade's last fight before leaving as ambassador to Brazil was originally published in Las2orillas. Copyrights Las2orillas.co
The Christian pastor will now be ambassador of the country to Brazil. He was just under two months in office.
In a surprise announcement made this Friday, Alfredo Saade, head of the Office of the President of the Republic, confirmed that he will leave office at the direct request of President Gustavo Petro, who would have entrusted him with a new diplomatic mission: to represent Colombia as an ambassador to Brazil. The news was revealed by Saade himself through ... The post Prize or Punishment? Alfredo Saade leaves the Presidency and will be a new Colom…
Alfredo Saade served as head of office of Gustavo Petro. Photo: Presidency Alfredo Saade, who served as head of office of Gustavo Petro, leaves the presidency to assume a new position in Brazil. According to the portal of presidential seekers, Saade, who had been in office for two months, will be the new ambassador of Colombia to the Government of the Federative Republic of Brazil. Faced with this situation, Saade spoke from his account on socia…
Alfredo Saade announced that he left his post as head of the Presidential Office after President Gustavo Petro appointed him Colombia’s ambassador to Brazil, with precise instructions to “continue building successful relations with South America.” “The President has asked me to be his ambassador to Brazil, with precise instructions to continue building successful relations with South America,” Saade wrote in his social media account confirming h…
His resume was published by the Presidency page as an ambassador in Brazil, step before the appointment. He was chief of the Office in replacement of Armando Benedetti, the Minister of the Interior. He lasted a month and a half in the post of head of office. And it was enough time to lead many controversies: He insisted for several weeks that President Gustavo Petro should be re-elected, thus the Constitution forbids him. He shouted “re-election…
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