Iván Cepeda acknowledged that serious acts of corruption, such as the ‘Valledupar Pact,’ have occurred during Gustavo Petro’s administration: “We have to face the music.”
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Senator Iván Cepeda acknowledged that serious acts of corruption, including the so-called 'Pacto de Valledupar,' have occurred during the administration of President Gustavo Petro, stating that officials must 'face the music.' The controversy centers around revelations regarding a meeting between the government and former paramilitary leaders to discuss potential revisions.
Separately, the dispute involving former president Gustavo Petro escalated as he confronted former presidential adviser Eva Ferrer and former Dapre director Angie Rodríguez over allegations of irregularities in his government, dismissing the accusations as a 'pack of lies' lacking proof.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Iván Cepeda's acknowledgment of corruption in the Petro government.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Petro conflict)Highlights Petro's direct confrontation with former aides over corruption allegations.