This April 25, the president, in addition to demanding the resignation of his entire cabinet, Gustavo Petro referred to the need for the “Government to declare a state of emergency”.
And although Casa de Nariño is already starting to talk about changes in some ministries, that doesn’t mean all officials will leave the president’s government that way.
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The president’s call came after a busy day when Zarzal traveled to Valle del Cauca, after establishing the Venezuelan Summit at the San Carlos Palace, to deliver harsh sentences against Congress’ third commissions. accused the government of “cutting” its program.
In fact, according to the Presidency’s statement, the Government’s declaration of emergency is to “promote solutions needed by the Colombian people”.
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In his speech to Congress, “What will we do to comply with the Peace Treaty if legal instruments are torn by Congress, contrary to the government’s schedule?” said.
He later said: ” The government should declare a state of emergency‘ and urged the villagers to march.
“I think the Government should declare an emergency. This is how Government teams day and night how to lower food prices, how to distribute land to the peasantry, how to plant more food and therefore, lower prices, because this is the foundation of peaceAccording to the statement made by the Presidency, he underlined Petro.
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He also highlighted the following features: “An extraordinary government officers working day and nightOne whose heart is not only for earning salary and commission, but for humble people and has the ability to overcome the enormous challenges that are demanded of us in the rural countryside. We can’t wait any longer.”
GERALDINE BAJONERO VASQUEZ
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