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Colombian mothers are grieving kidnapped or massacred soldiers during Christmas.
Two former ministers, accused of embezzlement, were jailed as a year-end "gift" for the president.
The government offered an "unconstitutional" economic emergency decree.
Fugitive Carlos Ramón González attended a party at the Colombian Embassy in Nicaragua.
The president's approval ratings remain high despite government scandals.
Economic growth is partly attributed to private initiative and increased public spending, which has also raised inflation and external debt.
Fitch Ratings lowered Colombia's rating due to the uncontrolled spending and increased debt.
External factors, specifically the U.S. president's actions and rhetoric towards Colombia, are influencing public opinion.
The U.S. president's actions are seen as victimizing President Petro and exacerbating anti-American sentiment, paradoxically benefiting the Colombian left.
The U.S. president's behavior is compared to Theodore Roosevelt's "I took Panamá" in 1903.
The U.S. president's actions are described as aiding the far-left opposition in Colombia.

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