“I’m not interested”: Gustavo Petro talks about his re-election

In a recent statement through his official ‘X’ account, formerly Twitter, President Gustavo Petro emphasized his disinterest in seeking re-election, while attacking those who, according to him, have failed to fulfill fundamental commitments, turning their proposals into coups. state.

The Colombian leader began his message by making his personal position clear:

“Personally, I am not interested in re-election at all”. This statement, in a political context where speculation about the next presidential candidacies is constant, is relevant and marks a differentiated position on the part of the president.

However, Petro did not limit himself to talking about his eventual participation in future elections. His speech took a critical turn towards those who, in his opinion, have betrayed the principles of the peace agreements in Colombia. According to him, those who “They called for war and peace, now they propose coups d’état”.

This statement appears to take direct aim at political figures or groups that once supported the peace process, but are now involved in actions that Petro considers subversive.

President Petro based his criticism on the failure to comply with the peace agreements, suggesting that those who promoted them “they didn’t know what they signed”. This statement raises questions about the implementation and monitoring of the commitments made within the framework of the peace agreement, pointing out a potential lack of understanding or commitment on the part of some political actors.