“This narrative ignores his ability to lead, to fight corruption and to put peace as a prerequisite for building Colombia as a world power for life,” this political force said in a statement.
Reactionary parts of the opposition are waging a media campaign through the media and social networks against the president and his conduct in government, even branding him as an addict and incapable of taking office.
In addition, other organizations and figures in the country from the Communist Party also reject such an attitude towards the ruler, which has increased in recent hours.
In this sense, the journalist Antonio Morales emphasized through his profile on and supernatural.
They also intend to “use daily torture, drop by drop, to destroy him.” No matter how many dirty weapons they have, they will not succeed,” he stressed.
Although the Colombian leader, who was the first to represent the left and progressive forces in Colombia, has been subjected to slander, slander and criticism without argument since the beginning of his term, in the last hours a well-known journalist in the country, accused him of being an addict.
Such an accusation by the journalist was met with widespread rejection, including from former Health Minister Carolina Corcho, who reminded the journalist of being the psychiatrist who has been closest to the president in recent times.
“I have worked with him, I have interacted with his close environment, I have been close to his political activities for 20 years and I can tell you that his behavior does not correspond to an addictive disorder.” “If I had noticed something like that, I would have the confidence “I had to tell him privately,” he emphasized.
He stressed that the problem with this letter is that it creates a stigmatization, a label that, when given in a media context outside of a doctor-patient relationship, leads to damage to the head of state that constitutes institutionality .
One may or may not agree with the President’s governance and the habits that guide him in dealing with the public, but to assume or attribute this to a mental disorder is an irresponsible limit that leads to mistrust and political instability, emphasized he.
Likewise, Senator and prominent woman in Colombian politics, Clara López, published a post on her X account in which she pointed out that the letter “does not even address the basic principles of journalism.”
“He states something he heard from hearsay. “I remind you that the public health approach to addressing problematic use, which the President does not put forward, requires not stigmatizing those who put it forward,” he warned.
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