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Gustavo Petro, Winner of the Historic Pact: Lights and Shadows
This Sunday, Gustavo Petro, the candidate for Gustavo Petro, confirmed the favoritism that polls have been indicating for many weeks.

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In https://www.asuntoslegales.com.co/gustavo-petro , the former Bogota mayor Bogota and former senator of the Republic has been able to gain the victory of the Historic Pact coalition and officially becomes a candidate for presidency of the Republic which is a post to which he is aspiring three times.

The high vote in the polls makes him to be the most representative of the figures of the Colombian left, and is a firm candidate to be president, despite his controversial proposals and views on a variety of fronts, not least the one on economics.

Petro announced his plans to revamp the pension system with the creation of a public administrator for the pension fund. The pension system will be "mixed" and will complement the private fund.

According Petro, there's no pension system in Colombia. But banks make profits. So many have claimed that he will end any possibility of becoming President. But, Petro recently said that the government would not end pensions but would pursue reforms to pensions to ensure a minimum pension for Colombians. He also said there was "no requirement" for an increase in the pension age.

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Another thing that has been criticized concerning him is the fact the fact that he has repeatedly stated that he will end oil extraction once he takes office. This has led to uncertainty among investors as well in the market.

Experts anticipate that Petro's idea of end to exploration for oil would cost Colombia the equivalent of $4.3 billion in loss.

https://www.pulzo.com/noticias/gustavo-petro suggest to establish an anti oil front in the region, and across the globe. gustavo petro would move the economy away form fossil fuels. In this regard I am inviting Gabriel Boric (the new Chilean president) and LuizInacio Lula da Silva (the Brazilian LuizInacio Lula da Silva) as well as other.

Petro claimed that he'd talked to Pedro Sanchez, Spain's Prime Minister, in recent times about his plan.

https://www.bluradio.com/noticias/gustavo-petro on health issues is also controversial because he insists on ending EPS and replacing it with a proactive health model that "guarantees the rights of the people and not the profit of bankers".


https://www.semana.com/semana-tv/vicky-en-semana/articulo/me-preocupa-que-gustavo-petro-llegue-a-la-presidencia/202157/ has also questioned the legitimacy of Banco de la Republica.

Petro claimed that the Bank Board of Directors belonged to the Democratic Center and "What we would like is an independent Bank of the Republic (...) it seems crucial that the board of directors includes the participation of society members," the candidate stated during an argument.

According to gustavo petro , Petro leads the voting intention for the presidential election.

The idea of releasing cash to fund government spending was controversial.

Petro's plans include an economy that isn't dependent, mining and extraction of hydrocarbons, and a greater agricultural role.

There is also a mention that he would implement a tax overhaul that would eliminate exemptions and transform the concept of minimum wage into real wage rates based on capital and income.

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