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Petro pushes plebiscite before the masses at May Day march

  • Colombian President Gustavo Petro used Thursday's May Day marches in Bogota's Plaza Bolivar to campaign for a plebiscite on his labor reform proposals.
  • Petro pushed this vote after the Senate blocked debate on his flagship laws that aim to grant new worker rights and modernize Colombia's labor system.
  • During his speech, Petro outlined 12 referendum questions, brandished Simon Bolivar's sword, and criticized opposition senators who oppose the vote's approval.
  • Petro holds 37% approval, the highest in over two years, and supporters defend reforms like limiting the workday and guaranteeing 100% wages on holidays.
  • The outcome depends on Senate approval requiring 53 votes, but Petro insists opposing senators risk losing re-election if they block the democratic plebiscite.
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Portafolio.co broke the news in on Thursday, May 1, 2025.
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