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Unusual: Petro Learns that the Weapons of Custody of the Nariño Palace Belong to the u.s. Government
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Unusual: Petro Learns that the Weapons of Custody of the Nariño Palace Belong to the u.s. Government
The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, said that the U.S. government had demanded the return of the weapons that guarded the Nariño Palace, in Bogotá. "Here we were disarmed. Nariño Palace was disarmed, a gesture of gratitude but that also gave me a lot of gratitude.
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