Former presidents Iván Duque and Álvaro Uribe defend the first lady after Matador's attacks: "They deserve the widespread rejection of the entire country."

Former Colombian presidents Iván Duque and Álvaro Uribe Vélez have publicly defended First Lady Ana Lucía Pineda following critical comments made by political cartoonist Julio César González, known as Matador. The former heads of state characterized the cartoonist's remarks as offensive and stated that they warrant widespread condemnation from the country.

The incident highlights ongoing tensions regarding public discourse and the treatment of government figures in Colombia. By intervening, the two former presidents have positioned themselves against the cartoonist's critique, framing the situation as a matter requiring national rejection.