Paro armado permanente
La magnitud de las acciones criminales perpetradas esta semana a lo largo y ancho del país, y que no se veían hace décadas, es la evidencia del desmonte deliberado de la capacidad y autoridad del Estado, el empoderamiento del crimen organizado y el colapso de la mal llamada ‘paz total’ del señor Petro.
TL;DR
- The country is experiencing a resurgence of criminal actions not seen in decades, indicating a weakening of state authority.
- The 'total peace' policy of President Petro is described as a collapse, with criminal groups reportedly growing in numbers and capacity.
- Attacks on military bases and civilian populations are increasing, with inadequate responses from the government.
- Illegal armed groups have reportedly grown by over 55% in personnel, territorial control, and capability.
- Kidnappings, extortions, and infrastructure attacks have surged, with significant increases in oil pipeline bombings and homicides.
- The government is accused of negotiating with structures like the 'clan del Golfo' while they are designated as terrorist organizations by the US.
- There are concerns about the suspension of extraditions and alleged efforts to conceal individuals from capture.
- The country faces a risk of electoral processes being conducted under pressure from criminals who control significant territories.
- A proposed 'recharged' version of 'total peace' involving a Constituent Assembly is viewed as dangerous.