Iván Cepeda questioned De la Espriella for claiming that there are “instigators of evil” in the mobilizations: “Intention to stigmatize”
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Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella confirmed the issuance of Decree 1525 of 2026, a regulation aimed at strengthening guarantees for peaceful protesters, declaring on social media that "the chaos is over." In response, opposition Senator Iván Cepeda Castro publicly rejected remarks made by the president during an address regarding "instigators of evil" in the mobilizations.
Cepeda criticized the presidential statements as an "intention to stigmatize" those participating in the demonstrations. The exchange highlights political friction between the administration and opposition figures concerning the handling and characterization of public protests under the newly enacted decree.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Presidente De la Espriella se pronunció tras la expedición del decreto sobre las protestas: “¡Se acabó la guachafita!'Focuses on the president's announcement and justification of the new protest decree.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Iván Cepeda cuestionó a De la Espriella por asegurar que hay “instigadores de la maldad” en las movilizaciones: “Intención de estigmatizar”Highlights the opposition senator's pushback against the president's rhetoric regarding protesters.
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