Protected: A New Model in Colombia (opens in new tab)
This August, Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s four-year term will come to an end. Petro’s 2022 victory marked a dramatic rupture in the history of Colombian politics, which has long been dominated by a conservative elite and shaped by counterinsurgency, extractivism, and the country’s close partnership with the United States. A former M-19 guerrilla and longtime critic of Colombia’s economic model, Petro promised a break with what he frequently denounced as the country’s “neoliberal model,...
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