Gustavo Petro questioned the decree by Abelardo de la Espriella's government that transfers legal actions against the president to the Council of State: "Friendly magistrates to violate those rights"
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Former Colombian President Gustavo Petro publicly criticized a government decree concerning legal injunctions, or "tutelas," filed against the head of state. The measure transfers the initial handling of these actions to the Council of State.
Petro condemned the decree—attributed by the source to the administration of Abelardo de la Espriella—alleging it is designed to install friendly magistrates in order to violate citizens' rights.
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