Jamás pensé ver a la izquierda tan contenta por la llegada de un paramilitar

0:02 I never thought I' d see the Colombian left so happy with the arrival of a murderous genucidal paramilitary. What I think is that they will pretend to use it and that is why they appointed him peace manager to liquidate the Colombian right, starting, of course, with the former President of the Barurich. It' s not total and this is getting worse every day, it' s getting more messy every day. The morale of the security forces, the morale of the troops, is on the floor bro. Here begins the slug in a cell of three by four meters. La Picota, which is the detention center of Salvatore Mancuso, the paramilitary who returned to Colombian soil Felipe sixteen years after being imprisoned in the United States, in his convictions for drug trafficking, is in prison. Much has changed in this country in sixteen years and also in the history of Mancuso, who returned to Colombia as peace manager, offering his mediation to President Petro, especially for peace processes with the Gulf Clan and the self- defenses of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. The same Mancuso, which has fifty- eight insurance measures and twenty- five thousand pending proceedings in Colombia, not the truth. I' m not sure why Marcuso was brought in. But the first thing to say is that I never thought I' d see the Colombian left so happy with the arrival of a murderous

1:34 genucidal paramilitary. That' s an irony, because, of course, they ' re thinking and seeing Marcuso start talking. I imagine, against former President Uribe, that he was the one who staged it. Uribe, however, did not treat him for the crimes of genocide, torture, enforced disappearance, as Dr Alfonso Gómez Mendiz says today, but for drug trafficking. And Dr Gomez rightly says that this brings us back forty years ago, is that this country is like the tail of dogs, not when it comes to biting the tail. Because this, this, what this does, what it does is revive the armed conflict, guerrillas, paramilitarism, parapolitics, tradition. Well, anyway, Dr Gomez does a detailed analysis of this. Now, what does macuso really come to, what did they bring him to, why did they ask him to be deported to muddy who, to do what? But besides, I tell him he can really be a peace manager, a murderer, a genocidal like Mancuso, and to that he takes the two questions. What will be your responsibility as peace manager and how will you fulfill it. If today you are in that cell I told you at the beginning of three by four in the pillory guarded by more than twenty guards. In total, there are sixty- four in different shifts, which were trained by the United States and the embassy that function as peace manager, Felipe, which you question with

3:06 the questions you have just left here and which do not have a full answer, how they will assign responsibilities to Mancuso. No. The truth is, he' s here. It' s not clear. What I see is that here there are some protervos interests of the national government in lodar, but I think they' re going to start to mean, you think Mancuso came back to talk. Macuso man has been talking for 20 years. That' s what I was going to tell him and they recognize that long statement Mancuso sent when he landed in Bogotá. Now you can say whatever you want, but you have to prove what you say, because, for example, note that today former President Uribe says sir was never on my estate, at wuberning ever. So if he says he was on the uber ribo, then he ' s going to have to prove Luis and he says how such a massacre or genocide or such was done with the help of the ranchers, for telling him something or the entrepreneurs or this, because he' s going to have to prove it. That' s not that easy. Now. What I think is that they will pretend to use it and that is why they appointed him peace manager to liquidate the Colombian right, starting, of course, by the former president of Barurif Felipe and returning to Salvatore Mancuso. At a time when the peace processes and the famous total peace of the Government of President Petro are going through a very complex turbulence, said the Minister of Justice in Estoro, it is one that there were guarantees for Mancuso, but also obligations.

4:28 You believe that in something serves the mediation of a former chief for military to straighten out such grass not, among other things, because it is neither total. And this is getting worse every day, it' s getting more messy every day. You don' t know what' s going on. Let us just comment, for example, on what is happening in Putumayo. They ' re confined. Thirty- five thousand citizens without water, without electricity, without telephone, absolutely abandoned by the Colombian state, leaking to the shower state for the struggle between the dissidences and the government. Well, thank you and Minister Velázquez, because also very well that everything, very well that divinely. The truth is that the subject and we have commented on it on several occasions of American law and order, is absolutely dramatic and I will not tire of repeating what I have said on several occasions the President who arrives at the two thousand twenty- six, because thus Petro wants to be re- elected and well, that is another issue. He' s going to find the country worse off than the President found Valurio in two thousand two. This is going to find a disaster next government and military forces dismantled, demoralized, and manicured.

5:42 It' s all wrong, all, absolutely all wrong. He knows that eleven million Colombians also chose this gentleman but Felipe and we will have to pay the consequences for those, those millions of Colombians, the fifty million Colombians. Since he speaks of the security forces, he knows how high some undercover military forces were, because what happened in Putumayo with the Carolina Ramírez front, since we are talking about grass. Such is an unexplained thing in Colombia that a front of dissent succeeds in infiltrating the army and that it ends up offering money to some soldiers because they kill others and steal weapons. That has no other qualifier than aberrant. The truth is what' s going on, but the morale of the force, the morale of the troops, is on the floor. They do not want to leave because, among other things, they do not allow them to defend themselves. And what happened to the broth, which grabbed them with a knife and a machete, could not do anything, that is, the country, the institutionality and respect for the military forces was lost and the war. I have no doubt it is being won by groups outside the law, which are dedicated to drug trafficking and will not leave it.

6:57 This is his handcuff.