Colombia’s president at a rally calls for a special election on labor and health reforms

Former Uruguayan president sent a video of support to Colombian President Gustavo Petro and said: “I’m not far from leaving any day of these.”

A feeling of euphoria runs through the House of Nariño, the presidential residence. Gustavo Petro seems to float down the halls of the palace. Armando Benedetti, his right hand, cannot hide his happiness. The government considers that the march of Tuesday has been a success and that his plans to organize a popular consultation to approve his most important reforms has begun with good foot.

Colombia's president at a rally calls for a special election on labor and health reforms

President Gustavo Petro has urged supporters to “rebel” against centrist and right-wing politicians who have blocked efforts to reform Colombia’s health system and labor laws.

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Gustavo Petro, said that despite the fact that the smuggling network has been linked for 38 years, research has only been carried out since the year of his presidential campaign.

The government of President Gustavo Petro, in Colombia, declared - through a decree - the celebration this Tuesday of a “Civic Day” throughout the country that for public officials and workers can join the demonstrations of the government in support of a labor reform and one of health. Thus, this Tuesday was declared as a non-working day, which in practice means that every entity - both public and private - has the power to decide whether or not…