US Edition“The Far-Right Mafias Are Looking to Overthrow Petro”: Alfredo Saade
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President Gustavo Petro and former chancellor Álvaro Leyva. Photo: Chancellery. Former chancellor Álvaro Leyva referred to the scandal generated by the audios published by the newspaper El País in which he allegedly referred to a plan to remove President Gustavo Petro from power. He dismissed any intention to overthrow President Petro and described as ridiculous and immoral the use of recordings of a private conversation. In his opinion, his wor…
As a candidate in the consultation of the Historical Pact, Alfredo Saade took just under 30,000 votes, 0.4%. But after three years of government, he is now one of the most powerful men in the government. Saade, a barranquiller, Christian pastor, and candidate for the Mayor of Valledupar, had never held a position in the national government. He says that Petro appeared in his political life, more related to the traditional machines of the Coast, …
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